Autism @ Work international report

Autism CRC’s latest employment study investigated the challenges, learnings and best practices that organisations have in sustaining and scaling skilled autism employment. It involved 169 autistic employees, co-workers and supervisors of autistic employees as well as human resource directors and executives from 33 for-profit, not-for-profit and social enterprise organisations across 12 countries.

“This study represents the first large scale, global quantitative study in the area and thus an important contribution to the available research evidence. It provides the opportunity to develop evidence-based conclusions that go beyond single cases and compare different employer types and locations,” says lead researcher A/Prof Anna Krzeminska.

inclusionED body of teaching practices continues to grow

Keep up-to-date with the growing online community as even more teaching resources and practices come online. Registration to the online professional learning community for educators is free and gives you access to the complete library of inclusionED teaching practices and projects.

Check out the latest teaching practices, new in March:

• Reduce student conflict through social coaching
• Help students stay on track with visual study planners and timelines
• Use visual supports to increase understanding