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1. www.autism.org.uk › england › home-educatingHome educating your child England - National Autistic Society

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   Home education can better suit autistic children and young people as they don’t have to spend the school day in social situations. However, you may want to ensure that you child has opportunities to meet other children and develop their social skills.

2. www.sciencedirect.com › science › articleWhat do we know about home education and autism? A thematic ...

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   Feb 1, 2021 · Findings revealed that home education can be a positive experience for families with good academic and social outcomes for autistic children and young people. Limitations of the evidence base are considered.

   • Author: Siobhan O’Hagan, Caroline Bond, Judith Hebron

   • Publish Year: 2021

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4. www.autism.org.uk › home-educationHome education for autistic children - National Autistic Society

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   Mar 22, 2018 · Home education can provide a safe and secure place for autistic children to learn in the way they need, away from the overstimulating sensory environment and bullying of school, but it also brings additional pressures on family relationships and needs to be matched to the needs of the family as a whole.

5. eprints.whiterose.ac.uk › 170124/1/2021 O'HaganWhat do we know about home education and autism? A thematic ...

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   reasons that led parents to home educate their autistic children; parents’ experiences of home educating; practices and pedagogical approaches used by parents; and the impact of home education on the outcomes for autistic students. Findings revealed that home education can be a positive

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6. www.bbc.co.uk › bitesize › articlesHow do I educate my children with autism at home? - BBC

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   Has your child had an autism diagnosis? Louise and Leigh offer practical advice for home educating a child with autism based on their experiences.

7. www.twinkl.co.uk › blog › what-are-the-benefits-ofWhat are the Benefits of Home Educating an Autistic Child?

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   Mar 18, 2021 · Home educating an Autistic child can bring a lot of benefits. These children are often able to do well in an environment that is suitable for them, and tailored to their needs. Neurodivergent children often process, recall and express things in a different way than their neurotypical peers.

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   Does Home Education suit autistic children and young people?

   • Home education can better suit autistic children and young people as they don’t have to spend the school day in social situations. However, you may want to ensure that you child has opportunities to meet other children and develop their social skills. Here are some ways you can help:

   Home educating your child England - National Autistic Society

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   Should I educate my autistic child at home?

   • We also talk about socialising, exams and tutors. Home educating your child is a huge responsibility, but you do have the right to do this. Parents choose to educate their autistic child at home for various reasons, including: their child may have sensory needs that make a school environment noisy, distracting or even painful to them.

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   Why is home education important for autistic children?

   • Home education can provide a safe and secure place for autistic children to learn in the way they need, away from the overstimulating sensory environment and bullying of school, but it also brings additional pressures on family relationships and needs to be matched to the needs of the family as a whole.

   Home education for autistic children - National Autistic Society

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   Should parents homeschool their autistic children?

   • Maïano et al., 2016 Mamas et al., 2021 Williams et al., 2019, for discussion) – which is an often-cited reason for parents deciding to homeschool their autistic children (see O’Hagan et al., 2021, for review).

   “It just fits my needs better”: Autistic students and parents

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   Do autistic children succeed in school?

   • Many autistic children do succeed in school and benefit from the support of dedicated staff, such as learning support assistants. But some find it difficult due to the emphasis on social interaction and group learning. There are different approaches to home educating, ranging from self-directed learning to more structured teaching.

   Home educating your child England - National Autistic Society

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   Can autistic students be excluded from school?

   • Such challenges often result in the educational exclusion of autistic students ( Barnard et al., 2000; Brede et al., 2017 Lilley, 2015 ), as well as an increased incidence of school refusal ( Munkhaugen et al., 2017 Ochi et al., 2020) and mental health complications ( Crane et al., 2019

   “It just fits my needs better”: Autistic students and parents

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   Dec 14, 2021 · On the one hand, schooling from home might be thought of as a distinctively difficult learning environment for many autistic children and young people, especially given the associated COVID-19-related stressors (Corbett et al., 2021; Pellicano et al., 2021; Toseeb et al., 2020).