Amanda Yuill
Amanda Yuill's extensive experience includes teaching in public and private schools in Canada and Japan. A teacher of primary grades, music, physical education, dance, drama and English as a second language, she is passionate about substitute teaching as a way to explore all aspects of education. An enthusiastic and compelling speaker, Amanda has spoken in England, Japan and Canada to young adults on issues such as identity, boundaries and forgiveness. Amanda resides in Toronto.
Books (1)
Synopsis:
What’s the difference between teaching our students and our autistic students? Not much. This practical book argues that all students are unique. It focuses on integrating teaching autistic students into the teaching practice of the whole class. Based on extensive classroom experience, this highly readable book is full of anecdotes about engaged students growing in their learning. Lesson plans and checklists throughout the book help teachers get to know autistic students and help them with school work, emotional regulation, communication, socializing and staying safe. This timely book champions getting rid of labels so teachers can know every student as an individual.
Educator Information
Explores how to teach autistic students and improve the learning experience for all students.
Features anecdotes from real classrooms supported by relevant research.
Lesson plans and checklists throughout the book help implement strategies.
Additional Information
124 pages | 8.38" x 10.88" | Paperback
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