The Autism Detective: Investigating What Autism Means to You

· Jessica Kingsley Publishers
Ebook
48
Pages
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About this ebook

The Autism Detective was written to support early conversations about autism and neurodiversity. Through a positive lens it invites the reader to be a detective and follow super sleuths Kit and Scully on their latest mission. It is for children pre- and post- autism diagnosis, their siblings, parents, wider family, friends and teachers to explore and investigate what autism means to them. The interactive style and variety of voices make it great as a group reader for peer training in primary classrooms. The story helps spark discussion with references to the strengths and challenges that some autistic people may experience, whilst highlighting things that all children have in common, such as the need for love, friendship, acceptance and respect.

About the author

Elaine Brownless is a Specialist Autism Liaison Teacher and parent to an autistic child. She has 20 years of experience teaching in the field of autism, and has an autism MA. She created a detective game which forms the basis of this book, and has used and honed it extensively with autistic children. Elaine lives in the North-East of England, UK, with her husband and their two children.

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