Aimed at all staff who support autistic students this guidance sets out 10 good practice principles to follow when asking autistic students to work with their peers – whether this is on a group work project, with a lab partner or in a tutorial group. Developed as part of a Masters in Autism Education the principles are research informed, and the idea is to improve the experience of all students by adopting these principles for all leaners under a UDL approach.
Supporting autistic students to work with their peers – 10 good practice principles
Media Type: Document | Resource Duration: 10 minutes
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Number of downloads: 30
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Skills: Group Work, Peer Learning |
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Additional Resource Information
View resources by author(s): Sharron Sturgess
Institution(s): University of Leicester
Categories: Neurodivergence | Autism | Resource Bank
Published: 28/02/2024
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