Autism Spectrum
In-House Workshop
Empower your team to support the autistic children at your service
Educators in this workshop will learn about the basics of the autism spectrum including examples of social communication, social interaction, behaviour, interests and activities that may be present. Each autistic child is different so participants are guided to use resources to develop a responsive and inclusive program to support them.
" If you've met one person on the Autism Spectrum, you've met one person on the spectrum."
- Professor Stephen Shore
This workshop is for your service if...
Workshop Content
Prior to booking, we will discuss any special requirements and the reasons why you want to hold this workshop in order to customise this professional development for your service. In general, this workshop covers the following topics:
- The key nature and some common characteristics of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
- The importance of collaborating with parents and other professionals in relation to the autistic child
- Using observation and resources from professionals in relation to autism to understand the child
- Inclusive practice and support for autistic children
- How to develop responsive programming to support the learning and developing of autistic children
- Framework for developing practical strategies for adapting the program including children with autism in a meaningful way whilst balancing the needs of other children
What you can expect
Venue
We come to your service anywhere in metropolitan Melbourne and most parts of regional Victoria too.
Length
The usual length of this workshop is
2 to 2.5 hours depending on the
needs of your service.
Time
Workshops can be held during the day, at night or on the weekend when your team is available.
Interaction
This workshop is interactive and includes activities. Participants will get involved to engage different learning styles.
Q&A
The facilitator will allow time for questions and answers so that the workshop is relevant to your service.
Resources
Participants will be provided with the slide presentation for future reference & links to further sources of information.
NQS/EYLF Mapping
This workshop maps to NQS Quality Areas 1,5,6 and EYLF Outcome 1 & 3, Principle 1,3&5 & Practices: Continuity, Learning, Assessment, Holistic
Facilitator
All our facilitators are highly experienced early childhood professionals (many still working in services).
Further Support
One on one coaching and mentoring is available to support this workshop along with online workshops (additional cost).
Outcomes from this workshop
- Participants can openly discuss and reflect on any difficulties or barriers they have in supporting children on the autism spectrum
- Participants have a refreshed understanding of the nature and characteristics of autism
- Participants are empowered with specific strategies to be responsive and inclusive in programming for the needs of the autistic child
- Participants know how to collaborate with families and other professionals in regard to the autistic child
- Participants have a deeper understanding of adapting the program to support the participation of children on the autism spectrum
Contact us now about a AUTISM SPECTRUM in-house workshop at your service
We will provide a quote and confirm that this workshop meets the needs of your service and your team.
FAQ
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Enquire about this workshop
Contact us by clicking the link below. We will be in touch within 24-48 hours to answer any questions, confirm your requirements and provide a no obligation quote
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