Homework for Autistic Children: Routines and Tips That Help
Practical, evidence-based ways to make homework easier for an autistic child, from routines and visual supports to IEP accommodations and knowing when to ask for less.
Nursery, school and learning at home: working with teachers and planning support for your child.
Practical, evidence-based ways to make homework easier for an autistic child, from routines and visual supports to IEP accommodations and knowing when to ask for less.
A calm, step-by-step guide to starting school with autism, from school visits and photo books to transition plans, lunch and toilet planning, and spotting school refusal early.
From inclusive classrooms to autism-specific schools, here is what the law and research say, the questions to ask on a visit, and the red flags to watch for.
An IEP gives autistic children specially designed teaching and services; a 504 plan gives accommodations for equal access. Here is how to tell which fits your child and how to ask for it.
In US public schools, an autistic child may qualify for an IEP under IDEA or a 504 plan under civil rights law. Here is how each works, how to ask for an evaluation, and how to prepare for meetings.