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The National Autistic Society (NSA) is a charity to help support autistic people and their families. This charity is not specifically designed with education in mind, but it offers some training and resources for professionals, including educators, to enhance their awareness and understanding and improve autism practices]
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Who is this resource designed for?

This resource is suitable for children with: ASC

Age Group: 1 - None

Intended outcome(s): Provide information and training for professionals (including educators) to enhance their awareness and improve autism practice.

Does this resource also support student health/wellbeing? No

Developed by: National Autistic Society

This resource is: FREE

Resource Delivery

Resource type: Education/information for staff

Resource delivered by: Anyone

Training required: None

Notes on training:

Evaluations

Has this resource been co-developed with the community? Yes

Educator
score

5.0

Evidence
rating

5.0

Educator Appraisal

This resource is useful for teachers to signpost parents to if they have questions about their child, and there is some good information about training for teachers, which they can book onto (at a cost), but it does not offer any educational tools for teachers to implement in class, and the website itself is quite tricky to navigate.

Evidence Rating

The National Autistic Society evaluates existing sources and rates them via its in-house criteria. They then use the highest-quality sources to develop their resources. We were unable to look at the in-house criteria and the way resources are evaluated. Additionally, we could not find evidence of the resources being implemented within schools.