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[10:09 am] Sophie Goldingay

(3)Identify effective ways to reframecommunity attitudes towardsdiverse forms of autistic communication, using a strength-based neurodiversity approach instead of the current deficit-based medical model.

[Rated 2nd by Communication discussionboard participants]

(5) What are the most effective ways to improve the understanding that communication between diverse autistic communicators and non-autistic people is a shared responsibility?

[Rated 4th by Communication discussion board participants]

(7) How can non-autistic people be to encouraged and motivated to increase their skills and capacity to communicate with people who use diverse communication?

[10:10 am] Sophie Goldingay

How can teaching, learning and assessment approaches be tailored to better meet the individual needs of autistic students in the classroom?

[Rated 1st by Education discussion board participants]

The Imagine Create Belong team would like to acknowledge and pay respect to the Traditional Custodians, the Wadawurrung people of the Kulin Nation, whose Country we live, work and learn on and where the program was established. We would also like to acknowledge and pay respect to all First Nations peoples throughout Australia and note that sovereignty was never ceded. Education and the transmission of history and culture has a long and rich heritage on this continent, which we aim to honour. We are committed to applying the tradition of shared storytelling to the way we teach and learn.  We extend this acknowledgement to all First Nations people globally.

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