Tool 3 – Making Communication Clear

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      Tool 3 – Making Communication Clear

      Good Autism Practice
      Early Years
      Schools
      Post-16
      Tool 3 – Making Communication Clear
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      PRACTICAL TOOLS

      All our Practical Tools feature:

      • Comprehensive guidance notes to support Tool use and application  
      • Video content to support your understanding of autism as a difference not deficit  
      • A wealth of experienced practitioner knowledge, insight and tips 
      • Integrated Good Autism Practice Principles 

      Tool 3 – Making Communication Clear

      This tool is a checklist of Good Autism Practice when communicating with an autistic pupil. 

      It is also a tool to identify any reasonable adjustments that need to be made by the adult to improve their support for the pupil.

      This Tool will help you to:

      1. Understand that visual cues can be helpful to support a pupil’s understanding 
      2. Provide consistent visual cues throughout the setting to support the pupil’s understanding, learning and development
      3. Be mindful of communication differences and make adjustments for structuring daily routines and activities

      Please note that we do not offer refunds on digital downloads/products.

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