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Supporting Autistic
Children in Early
Learning

Practical Strategies for Educators

Today’s early learning and child care professionals support children with increasingly diverse needs. 

For educators, the question isn’t whether they’ll encounter a learner with Autism, but whether they have the tools to create an environment where Autistic children can participate, learn, communicate and belong.

Why is Understanding Autism Important?

78% of school-aged children with Autism have special education needs. Education and early childhood support are cited by parents as the single highest area of need.

(Public Health Agency of Canada, 2022)

82% of child care centre operators report difficulties hiring staff with the necessary qualifications to support.

(Saulnier & Frank, 2019)

54% of Autistic children are diagnosed before the age of 5 and the early intervention window is short. This emphasizes the important role early child care systems can have in identifying potential developmental delays early on.

(Public Health Agency of Canada, 2022)

We offer practical, evidence-based workshops and courses designed to give early educators the knowledge and tools to:

Start your learning journey today

Choose from our selection of half-day workshops geared towards early learning and child care professionals. Customized packages are available to larger teams at group rates.

 

A practical, comprehensive, and evidence-based course focused on topics such as Autism Diagnosis, Neurology of Autism, Stress, Anxiety and Self-Regulation, Social Skill Development and Relationships, and Supporting Behavioural Change.

Costs $695 per person

Why Choose Kerry's Place?

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