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1. • • It can be possible for autistic people to thrive in school. They may appreciate the predictability of the routine. They may get opportunities to nurture their special interests. They might achieve well academically. They may even enjoy friendships and be well understood and supported by teachers
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   Are autistic students more likely to be educated in school?

   • This has resulted in an increased prevalence of autistic students in ordinary classroom education during the last decade (Maenner et al., 2020). The educational sector has to be prepared to educate autistic students in general school settings to a higher degree than before (Parsons et al., 2011).

   Strategies in supporting inclusive education for autistic students—A

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   Why is mainstream education important for autistic students?

   • Importantly, it is also particularly flexible in meeting the needs of autistic students by teaching them skills for life, instead of finite facts. Mainstream education can present multiple barriers to education for students with autism and the challenges include: the need to develop their cognitive comprehension.

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   Can schools learn about autistic children in real life?

   • Schools have made progress towards deepening their understanding of autism, but for many families and children, their real-life experiences of being autistic at school are very different to the theoretical learning.

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   Are schools more welcoming for autistic children?

   • Special considerations are warranted to make schools more welcoming for autistic children. Such considerations are becoming more urgent with the global trend towards inclusive education over the past decade, which means that more and more children with special needs, such as autistic children, are attending mainstream schools.

   School-Based Interventions for Increasing Autistic Pupils’ Social

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   Can autistic people be able to handle mainstream education?

   • Several previous systematic reviews, mainly synthesizing quantitative research results, have focused on different types of interventions intended to develop skills in autistic individuals, enhancing their capability to handle mainstream education (Bond et al., 2016; Watkins et al., 2017).

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   Do autistic children have autism?

   • The sample size of autistic children was variable, from 1 to 197 autistic pupils. Participants were reported as diagnosed with autism (n = 332), Asperger’s syndrome (n = 19), or ASD (n = 611). Five children did not have an autism diagnosis but met the criteria when assessed with the Autism Diagnostic Observation Scale (ADOS).

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3. www.autism.org.uk › advice-and-guidanceSupporting autistic children to stay in mainstream education

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   Jul 13, 2023 · More than 70% of autistic children and young people are educated in mainstream schools, with autism being the most common type of special educational need (SEN) for children with an education health and care plan (EHCP).¹ But many autistic children and young people find school a challenging place: crowds, noise and other factors in the school ...

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   14 autism teaching strategies to set students up for success. Be calm and positive. Model appropriate behavior for the student with autism, as well as for other students, by greeting him and engaging him in a respectful way.

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6. www.autism.org.uk › school-improvementSchool improvement for autistic pupils

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   May 11, 2021 · Autistic children in school can experience physical tension and anxiety, especially those with co-occurring conditions e.g., dyspraxia or attention deficit disorder (ADD). Regular movement can be conducive to better learning outcomes.

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   Feb 13, 2024 · Findings from 56 studies showed increased accessibility of school activities to autistic pupils, but the reciprocity and friendship between the autistic pupils and the peers were not necessarily improved. Moreover, limited interventions were available for modifying the physical environment.

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   Sep 12, 2024 · The school environment can be a difficult place for autistic children which impacts their well-being and academic performance. Most research into school experiences has looked at the experiences of students at secondary schools or at adults who support autistic students.

9. www.theheadteacher.com › attainment-and-assessmentBreaking down barriers for autistic students - The Headteacher

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   Mainstream education can present multiple barriers to education for students with autism and the challenges include: understanding the hidden learning embedded in the National Curriculum; creating connections between their learning in different subjects; the need to develop their cognitive comprehension.

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    Sep 21, 2022 · There are two systematic reviews, which have focused on the physical environment, how to design a classroom to support autistic students (Martin, 2016), and if modifications improve the physical environment (Dargue et al., 2021).