Description
Please note* Due to the popularity of this course it will be repeated on Monday the 14th of November 1.00pm - 3.00pm CN11041
Autism spectrum disorder is a life-long developmental disability that affects the individual’s understanding and interpretation of the world around them. Such a disability may cause students to have difficulty with social interaction, communication, behaviour and sensory inputs. Having a greater understanding of the difficulties faced by students will enable all educators to better meet the needs of the students in their care.
You Will Gain:
- Building on knowledge and understanding
- Evidence based practices
- To gain a greater understanding of the nature of ASD
- To identify the characteristics and issues for students with ASD.
- To develop strategies, modifications and adaptations to meet the needs of students with ASD.
Presenters
Claire Sly (AISWA Staff)
Business Manager
Claire joined AISWA in April 2015. She has worked in education over the past 18 years in both primary and secondary schools, predominantly as a science and maths teacher. Since moving to Western Australian in 2010, she has worked in both the Catholic and Independent sector, most recently at a large Independent school as Head of Learning Enrichment. Claire has a First-class honours degree in Chemistry, a Master of Education, specialising in special educational needs and she is currently undertaking a Doctor of Education at UWA, focusing on pedagogy and curriculum.
Terms & Conditions
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Segments
Event Segment
Date / Time
11 Nov 2016 Starts: 01:00 Finishes: 03:00Delivery Format : In Person
PL Hours : 2.00
Learning Area
- Inclusive Education
School Area
- Early Childhood (PK - 2)
- Middle Primary (3-6)
- Secondary (7-10)
- Senior Secondary (11 - 12)