School inclusion still failing autistic students, say researchers
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“Fittingin feels like work”: Autistic students still struggling in schools
School’s meant to be where you find your feet. But for many autistic students, it remains a daily obstacle course—socially, emotionally, and academically. New research from the University of South Australia, in collaboration with Flinders University, puts the spotlight firmly on the reality faced by autistic children in Australian schools. And it doesn’t paint a comforting picture. The study brings together the experiences of 225 autistic studen…
Growing up undiagnosed and autistic: What I wish schools knew
TW // This piece discusses self-harm and suicide. Please look after yourself if you choose to read on. Our text support service details are listed below. I was a good student. I loved to learn, and I enjoyed school, but when I started secondary school, everything changed. I watched my peers make friends, join clubs, and attend classes, and I wondered what was so wrong with me that I couldn’t do the same. A tough day began in the morning, from th…
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