A Guide To Sometimes Noise Is Big For Parents And Educators
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A Guide to Sometimes Noise is Big for Parents and Educators
Author: Angela Coelho
language: en
Publisher: Jessica Kingsley Publishers
Release Date: 2017-10-19
Understand how children with autism experience the world around them with this simple guide. Learn why they might react unexpectedly to lights, noise, and even seemingly simple requests, and what you can do to help reduce sensory overload. This accompanying guide to the children's picture book Sometimes Noise is Big takes the illustrations and gives a breakdown of what is happening in each picture, with practical tips on how to help children who struggle with sensory issues. This book can also be used as a standalone resource, and is ideal for supporting children aged 5+ with autism at home, in the classroom, and for raising awareness of autism and sensory issues.
Autism Mothers Speak Out
Author: Margaret Golding
language: en
Publisher: Jessica Kingsley Publishers
Release Date: 2018-06-21
From America to Australia, and stopping off in every continent in between, these stories from mothers of autistic children highlight changing attitudes to autism. Debunking the myth that autism is a result of bad parenting, this book radiates with the warmth of parent-child relationships and unites autism families across the globe.
SOMETIMES NOISE IS BIG
This book offers further explanation into why autistic children do the things they do, making this an even more effective tool for education. Autism is something that is being discussed as one of the biggest challenges that the school system will face in the next few decades. There has been a lot of talk about how unprepared the educators are to deal with the rising numbers and prevalence of autism within the school system. I also see a lot of parents who aren't given enough information and a lot of confusion as to why their child does what they do or reacts strongly to things that don't bother others.