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Overview'An extremely helpful, compact guide for anyone working in early years education...provides clear information for all professionals who work with children from birth to five with autistic spectrum disorders...A short, accessible and reader-friendly book that addresses the key issues' - Nursery Education Looking at the early years of a child's life, this book provides information on the services that are available for those from birth to five years, and addresses issues related to identification, assessment, teaching and learning and family support. It is illustrated with case studies provided by parents and practitioners. The following areas are discussed: o the Code of Practice for SEN & the SEN and Disability Discrimination Act o identification and assessment o good practice examples of multi-agency collaboration and provision o partnership with parents o social skills and behaviour o alternative intervention and home-based programmes o the transition from pre-school to school. Professionals in Health, Social Services and Education, pre-school playgroups, nursery staff, parents and carers will all find this book useful. Conference Information The Good Autism Practice (GAP) conference is based on the successful foundations of the Good Autism Practice (GAP) journal, which provides a platform for acknowledging and sharing good practice in autism. Full Product DetailsAuthor: Lynn Plimley , Maggie Bowen , Hugh MorganPublisher: SAGE Publications Inc Imprint: SAGE Publications Inc Dimensions: Width: 15.60cm , Height: 1.30cm , Length: 23.40cm Weight: 0.330kg ISBN: 9781412923149ISBN 10: 141292314 Pages: 112 Publication Date: 31 January 2007 Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: To order  Stock availability from the supplier is unknown. We will order it for you and ship this item to you once it is received by us. Table of Contents1. The Code of Practice for SEN – explaining the graduated response, the systems in education, the role of the SENc in the Early Years 2. The SEN and Disability Discrimination Act (2002)- how it impacts on the rights of individuals with ASD and their families. 3. Identification and Assessment- issues around diagnosis, assessment tools and monitoring progress. 4. Family relationships- how a child with ASD will impact on family dynamics- advice for parents and siblings 5. Roles and Responsibilities of Early Years Practioners- psychologists, G.Ps, health visitors, CAMHS, education, play groups, social services etc 6. Service Provision – good practice examples of multi-agency colloboration in service provision from health, social services, PPA and education 7. Partnership with Parents- the role of the voluntary sector, parent partnership shemes, family support groups, health, social services and education 8. Social Skills Training- personal hygiene, feeding, language and communication 9. Managing Behaviour- finding the triggers, using the right strategies, creating a stress free environment 10. Community Involvement- helping young children to cope in the outside world, leisure, shopping, local playgroup, nursery etc 11. Alternative Intervention and Home-Based Programmes- an objective overview of what’s available 12. The Transition from School to Pre-School ServicesReviews'An extremely helpful, compact guide for anyone working in early years education... provides clear information for all professionals who work with children from birth to five with autistic spectrum disorders... A short, accessible and reader-friendly book that addresses the key issues' - Nursery Education Author InformationTab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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