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*Problem Solving*

trainee teacher

Hi, I am in my last year of training to be a primary school teacher. I have experienced work with Autistic children during my teaching practice and want to develop my understanding on problem solving with Autism.

I would really appreciate feedback on the matter as I want to provide effective teaching to those who are learning with Autism.

I have researched a lot into the theory of mind and the processing skills involved in Autism but feel personal experience will give me greater insight into the matter.

It will be great to hear from all of you, thanks

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  • Hi, whilst it's always helpful to be upfront about why people may have questions around autism, we are happy to welcome professionals into the community.

    I can perfectly understand your concern longman but as long as people are open about why they may have questions and aren't promoting research directly but exploring questions then I think that's something that is okay here.

    Though I do think it is important, traineeteacher, not to miss the resources and research available solely in favour of personal experiences. They can help but that shouldn't replace available training for professionals.

    Hope that makes sense :)

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  • Hi, whilst it's always helpful to be upfront about why people may have questions around autism, we are happy to welcome professionals into the community.

    I can perfectly understand your concern longman but as long as people are open about why they may have questions and aren't promoting research directly but exploring questions then I think that's something that is okay here.

    Though I do think it is important, traineeteacher, not to miss the resources and research available solely in favour of personal experiences. They can help but that shouldn't replace available training for professionals.

    Hope that makes sense :)

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