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Insights and Strategies to Support Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder in Post-Secondary Contexts: A Canadian Perspective

Role

Janice Fennell, Manager Accessible Learning Janice Galloway, Learning Strategist Suzyo Bavi, Counsellor

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Description

The Accessible Learning team, through a Scholarship, Research, and Creative Activities (SRCA) grant, recently completed research which (a) examined the learning needs/experiences of students who identify as being an individual with, or having a formal diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), and (b) explored the perspectives of teaching faculty at Sheridan College.

In this session, the authors will share their findings and recommendations. They will also share information about the resources and tools needed to effectively support students with ASD in the classroom.

Publication Date

10-20-2021

Keywords

Autism Spectrum Disorder, ASD, Autistic Burnout, Students with Autism

Comments

The level of accuracy of the closed captioning accompanying this recording is low. Should you require this recording in an accessible format please contact equity@sheridancollege.ca.

Faculty

Centre for Equity and Inclusion

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Insights and Strategies to Support Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder in Post-Secondary Contexts: A Canadian Perspective

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