Practitioners will:
-Develop their knowledge and understanding of good autism practice and reflect on their own practice.
-Gain an understanding of the range of strengths and abilities of Autistic learners.
-Understand the support needs of Autistic learners.
-Explore issues relating to social interaction and play.
-Consider the physical and sensory environment for Autistic learners.
-Take away strategies that can be used to support children in school.

Lancashire Specialist Teaching Service (Traded Team) are licensed to deliver training on behalf of the Autism Education Trust.

Welcome to our course on Supporting Autistic Learners in the Classroom. This course is designed to empower practitioners with the knowledge and skills necessary to create an inclusive and supportive learning environment for autistic students. Autism is a spectrum condition that affects individuals differently, and understanding these differences is key to providing effective support.

Develop Knowledge and Understanding: Enhance your understanding of good autism practice and reflect on your own teaching methods.

Recognise Strengths and Abilities: Gain insight into the diverse range of strengths and abilities that autistic learners possess.

Understand Support Needs: Learn about the specific support needs of autistic learners to better cater to their educational requirements.

Explore Social Interaction and Play: Investigate issues related to social interaction and play, and how these impact autistic learners.

Consider Physical and Sensory Environments: Examine the physical and sensory aspects of the classroom environment and their effects on autistic students.

Implement Practical Strategies: Take away actionable strategies that can be used to support autistic children in school.

Throughout this course, we will delve into each of these objectives, providing you with a comprehensive understanding of autism and practical tools to support autistic learners. By the end of this course, you will be equipped to create a classroom environment that not only accommodates but celebrates the unique qualities of autistic students.

Let's embark on this journey together to foster a more inclusive and supportive educational experience for all learners.