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Autism Spectrum: Tips For Teachers

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my son has autism and the school staff who dealt with him were both cruel and abusive i didn't watch the video and i will not she doesnt appear to know what she is talking about
Comment from : @MaryHall-v3t

Thank you for advice for all austism spectrum disorder like me
Comment from : @NUSAYBAHMARWAKARDSHAIN

Homeschool them ❤
Comment from : @mysticat7652

Most teachers today can't even deal with neurotypical children let alone neurodivergent kids My kids current school lack accountability and follow through Another day of 'school cant/ refusal' & they don't even acknowledge they're part of the problem My kid used to LOVE school Now they're a shell of their former self Only way to advocate for them is to move them out of this ableist school Some teachers are just ignorant assholes & do not care
Comment from : @pb11118

Excellent information - so many others don't give practical tips
Comment from : @carms6037

Woah I am seriously very shocked by this! I just knew with seeing “nip in the bud’’ that this was about to be a tutorial made by a nt person instructing nt teachers on how to be even more intolerate and tone deaf when it comes to how to handle our autistic babies This was so pleasantly surprising and satisfying Thank you for this
Comment from : @lateishajones9898

Routines in the classroom I quickly learned that many of these students are prone to routines, just when you think they're not paying attention they will need that song, that picture that let's them know what's next
Comment from : @teachingthepetites4614

Thank you for this video I have a young man in one of my classes that I thought had a learning disability Now I have some strategies to help this young man Thank you once again
Comment from : @geoffallert1921

The passport is an IEP for some may not understand what she means
Comment from : @RealKevGotEm

Thank you for this tips I have my special one he is 10 years old and he is now in regular class We all know that some child with autism is hyperactive which he can't control his emotion, his act and a while ago he unintentionally hurt his classmates Little rub on his classmate face but His teacher is over reacted about it Which I felt she was blaming my son I don't want his classmates seeing him harmful because he is not he is so sweet, He can't just control his emotion especially when he was happy He also don't know how to distinguish a playtime which sometimes lead to hurt his classmates or friends (little hurt only, seldom) Sometimes I am thinking to stop him in regular class and focus him in special education, because I know as a mother that my son needs people who can fully understand him Sorry But I am in emotional right now, 😔 i am looking for answer regarding my concern
Comment from : @kingzachtv4987

Thank you so much!
Comment from : @karlonicodpescalada4697

We need to address the issue of 'telling on' others Some individuals on the spectrum might tell on someone over minor incidents This can lead to a loss of friendships, as well as problems with fellow students, teachers, siblings, parents/guardians, and later, coworkers and bosses At the other extreme, some individuals on the spectrum might witness a serious transgression, and not tell on the other person, because they think it's tattling If this happens, injury or other serious problems can result Keep in mind that neurotypical students or teachers might tell on students with Autism or other challenges, which can lead students on the spectrum to develop trust issues with their fellow students and teachers So make sure that the neurotypical people in your school also understand which situations need to be reported, and which ones they can try to handle on their own first And make sure that the criteria for telling on someone on the spectrum is exactly the same as the criteria for telling on a neurotypical person
Comment from : @leannestrong1000

No 1 Please know there are some of us who didn't trust rewards or help brI didn't understand school It was forced on me and was torture I did not like crowds of people; and had troublebrlistening because I often just blanked out br I wasn't told until college when I had already been diagnosed as a child So I had no idea why everyone was "yelling" at me
Comment from : @limesquared

This video is excellent - thank you I'm wondering if you have any suggestions regarding autistic accounts I can follow? I'm looking for videos explaining their experiences in Education
Comment from : @colgoneclimbing1

nice ilove it
Comment from : @fathimathibrahim5755

1 you try to pretend it’s a disease of some sortbr2 you abandon us and give all the attention to teachers
Comment from : @krabbyfuckery

Very late diagnosed here I was in my mid 50s when I learned of my autism and I have to say, public schools for me was the worst It was like walking into a cage with wild animals that would track me down and punish me physically and emotionally on a daily basis Teachers at the time could be even worse They certainly didn't do anything that made things better My personal opinion is that teaching other children awareness of autism will do nothing to improve the situation It would likely make things worse Identifying a child with autism in a school full of wild animals is like putting a target on their back For any child, telling authorities that they are being bullied doesn't work It makes them targets of revenge For a child with autism, telling authorities that they are being bullied will likely lead to lifetime trauma It nearly turned me into a homicidal maniac Beware
Comment from : @jonmars9559

Wow As someone late diagnosed, I usually avoid videos with titles like this because they tend to suggest strategies that I know would have been so destructive to me and reinforce attitudes that I now can see really pushed me to mask so severely for decadesbrbrIt's so obvious to me that creating a world on which we can safely move (and, therefore flourish on OUR terms) is a much saner approach than trying to suppress our autism It's exhausting and enough to kill a kid's spiritbrbrSo, thanks for this
Comment from : @nofocus9329

Im glad you dont look like youre shining with virtue signalling light - its not an easy matter
Comment from : @sarahjones79

Only half way through the video but I can already tell that unfortunately most schools won't do all of this even though they act like they do but they don't they my son's last in person school gave my son PTSD as if ASD, ADHD, high anxiety, and sound and speech disorder isn't hard enough to deal with for him but now he has that
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Comment from : @geraldsheri234

Great!
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