Autism in the Classroom
Enhance professional development and student learning!
Invite SANDY to your next faculty meeting, in-service day, or conference for a unique and valuable presentation:
“Strategies to Meet Needs of Autistic Students”
Sandy imparts practical information that helps general educators understand the needs of their autistic students in mainstreamed classrooms. Supplementing the knowledge and expertise teachers receive through academic training, which is sometimes minimal on this topic, Sandy enables her audiences to understand life with autism. Her former position as a student coach and tutor in a college special needs program augments her decades of personal experience with raising an autistic son. Incorporating David’s thoughts and experiences as a special needs student turned teacher, she uniquely provides comprehension, empathy, and strategies to take teaching to a new level. This talk is intended for faculty, associated service providers, auxiliary staff, and school volunteers.
Talk for Future Professionals
Invite David into your college classrooms or student association meetings to enlighten future educators, counselors, and therapists.
David shares his knowledge and perspectives with aspiring professionals in many fields, especially psychology, education, special education, and speech/occupational/physical therapies.
Assign our Book!
Consider assigning our book as a required reading in coursework, supplementary assigned summer reading, or as a suggested reading for educators/staff.