With the rising inclusion of autistic students in general education settings, the challenges of managing a classroom can be more complex. An Educator’s Guide to Autism, one of OAR’s Life Journey Through Autism guides, provides educators with a plan for teaching an autistic child in the general elementary classroom setting. Uniquely, this guidebook includes a six-step approach for teachers to use to prepare for the inclusion of an autistic child in their classroom.
The plan includes information about:
The guide also offers relevant information and background about autism, including changes in diagnostic terminology, culturally accepted terms, and legislative history.
Download An Educator’s Guide to Autism or order a free print version on OAR’s website. For questions, comments, or bulk orders, please contact the Programs team at programs@ researchautism.org.
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