Regional Centre for Learners with Autistic Spectrum Disorders

 

Useful information for teaching staff

Autism is a neurological condition which affects people to a varying degree on a spectrum, ranging from Classic Autism to Asperger's Syndrome (AS).

People with ASD often have difficulties in three main areas:

Language and Communication Social interaction Flexibility of thought. These difficulties are often unseen to others but can make the world very confusing and can mean that people with ASD cope with this by behaving in ways that others find difficult to understand.

Download the following 'Word' file to read more information. If you have any further questions please contact a member of the Regional Centre staff directly, or use the form on the Contact page.

News

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11/26/08
Category: General
Posted by: Vicki
The RUG room is pleased to announce that the Regional Centre has won one of the most prestigiousAoC Beacon Award - for Widening Participation.

 

Dick Palmer, Principal, said:

 

'We won because of the fantastic work of our staff in Foundation Studies in their support of students with Autistic Spectrum Disorders (ASD), particularly Aspergers. The RUGroom as students (and now, of course, the college) has been designated a Regional Centre of Excellence in this area and now to get this award is real, national, recognition of the wonderful work we undertake in this area.'

 

Yay us!

 

Vicki

 

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