Study Reveals Varied Understanding of Evidence-Based Practices Among School Staff Supporting Autistic Students
A recent study found that middle and high school personnel show varied understanding of evidence-based practices (EBPs) for autistic students, highlighting the need for better training and resources.
Prepare Clear Notes to Share Your Child’s Needs Effectively in IEP Meetings
Learn how preparing clear, simple notes before IEP meetings can help you advocate effectively for your autistic child's unique needs.
Advocating for Sensory Accommodations at School: A Practical Parent Guide
Learn practical steps to advocate for sensory accommodations at school that respect your autistic child's dignity and support their learning and comfort.
Know Your Child’s Unique Strengths to Advocate Effectively in IEP Meetings
Learn how focusing on your autistic child's unique strengths can help you advocate effectively in IEP meetings and secure better accommodations.
Using Visual Schedules to Support Your Autistic Child at School
Discover how using visual schedules can ease your autistic child's classroom transitions and boost confidence with simple, practical steps.
How Clear Communication Helps Secure Classroom Accommodations for Your Autistic Child
Clear communication with teachers helps parents secure effective classroom accommodations through the IEP process for their autistic child.
Tickets Open for the 11th Annual Day of Learning on Autism Research
Tickets are now available for the Autism Science Foundation's 11th annual Day of Learning on April 4th at the New York Athletic Club. Registration is open to families and professionals interested in autism research.
Preparing for Your Child’s IEP Meeting: A Practical Tip for Parents
Preparing a clear list of specific accommodations before your child's IEP meeting helps you advocate effectively and supports your child's learning.