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Level One Autism / High-Functioning Autism: Implications for Schools, Principals and Teachers

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2017-07-01
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Avondale Academic Press
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Abstract

A Contextualisation

Recently a Master of Teaching student shared with

me his practicum experience at a local primary

school. “If only I had done your assignment first” he

said, for a new student with high functioning autism

had been enrolled in the class but his supervising

teacher was at a loss to manage the perplexing

behaviour in the classroom.

Then a Master of Education student shared

the experience of a little boy with high functioning

autism who was frequently punished at his school

for his ‘different’ behaviour.

Can these scenarios be improved? I believe

they can. So this paper has been written to increase

understanding and to provide some practical and

easily implemented suggestions.

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autism, classroom climate, classroom interventions
Citation

Shields, M. (2017). Level one autism / High-functioning autism: Implications for schools, principals and teachers. TEACH Journal of Christian Education, 11(1), 4-7. doi:10.55254/1835-1492.1340

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