Autism In The Classroom Autism Behaviours

What you'll learn
Behaviour in the autism classroom introduction
Behaviour relating to autism diagnosis
Medical reason for behaviour
Identifying Avoidance Behaviours in the Classroom
Classroom Triggers, finding them using the abc's
Requirements
Understand English
Interest in autism
Description
Gain valuable insights into supporting autistic children in the early years classroom with our online course. Explore behaviour patterns related to the autism diagnosis, understanding medical factors influencing behaviour. Learn to identify and address avoidance behaviours in the classroom, utilising the ABC approach to pinpoint triggers effectively. This course equips educators with essential knowledge and strategies to create inclusive and supportive learning environments for autistic learners.Included in this course about autism behaviours:Autism in the classroom in the early yearsBehaviour Relating to the Autism DiagnosisMedical reasons for behaviour in autistic childrenIdentifying Avoidance Behaviours in the ClassroomClassroom Triggers, finding them using the abc'sWhether you're addressing autism meltdowns, speech issues, social communication problems or starting with our "All You Need to Know About Autism" course, our courses are tailored to assist you to gain a better understanding of autism. These courses offer strategies to help the child in your care the same way we help children in our academy.The author of these courses started a specialised autism academy in Johannesburg, South Africa, to help her child in 2014. This school can accommodate more than 80 children. To further extend a helping hand, Ilse also offers online training to reach a wider audience.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 2: Autism Behaviours
Lecture 2 Behaviour Relating to the Autism Diagnosis
Lecture 3 Medical reasons for behaviour in autistic children
Section 3: Avoidance Behaviours
Lecture 4 Identifying Avoidance Behaviours in the Classroom
Section 4: Triggers
Lecture 5 Classroom Triggers, finding them using the abc's
Teachers of children with autism,Teacher assistants,Teachers

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