This ground-breaking book gives an accessible overview and synthesis of current knowledge of relevance to the development of excellence in autism education. The book offers fresh insights and new ways of thinking that bring together global pedagogic practice, research, policy, and the insider perspective.
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Developing Excellence in Autism Practice is essential reading for anyone who is interested in supporting educational best practice and outcomes for children and young people on the autism spectrum. Guldberg skilfully straddles a range of perspectives and offers a powerful and balanced critique on much current thinking about research and practice. The book is written and structured in a clear and accessible way by posing, and addressing, key questions for research and practice throughout. This powerful and practical guide will rapidly become a 'go to' book for the field. - Sarah Parsons, Professor of Autism and Inclusion, University of Southampton, UK
"Karen Guldberg skilfully weaves together contemporary knowledge about autism and insights from autistic people into a comprehensive framework for good autism education practice. Her extensive knowledge of the field is presented in an accessible and informative way. This perceptive book will be an essential guide for education practitioners seeking to develop collaborative, respectful and child focused inclusive practice for autistic children and young people." - Caroline Bond, Professor of Educational Psychology, University of Manchester, UK
"Karen Guldberg skilfully weaves together contemporary knowledge about autism and insights from autistic people into a comprehensive framework for good autism education practice. Her extensive knowledge of the field is presented in an accessible and informative way. This perceptive book will be an essential guide for education practitioners seeking to develop collaborative, respectful and child focused inclusive practice for autistic children and young people." - Caroline Bond, Professor of Educational Psychology, University of Manchester, UK
Developing Excellence in Autism Practice is essential reading for anyone who is interested in supporting educational best practice and outcomes for children and young people on the autism spectrum. Guldberg skilfully straddles a range of perspectives and offers a powerful and balanced critique on much current thinking about research and practice. The book is written and structured in a clear and accessible way by posing, and addressing, key questions for research and practice throughout. This powerful and practical guide will rapidly become a 'go to' book for the field. - Sarah Parsons, Professor of Autism and Inclusion, University of Southampton, UK
"Karen Guldberg skilfully weaves together contemporary knowledge about autism and insights from autistic people into a comprehensive framework for good autism education practice. Her extensive knowledge of the field is presented in an accessible and informative way. This perceptive book will be an essential guide for education practitioners seeking to develop collaborative, respectful and child focused inclusive practice for autistic children and young people." - Caroline Bond, Professor of Educational Psychology, University of Manchester, UK
"Karen Guldberg skilfully weaves together contemporary knowledge about autism and insights from autistic people into a comprehensive framework for good autism education practice. Her extensive knowledge of the field is presented in an accessible and informative way. This perceptive book will be an essential guide for education practitioners seeking to develop collaborative, respectful and child focused inclusive practice for autistic children and young people." - Caroline Bond, Professor of Educational Psychology, University of Manchester, UK