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Online resources

The School of Special Educational Needs: Disability (SSEND) has produced this online content to build the capacity of schools to promote inclusive learning environments.
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Please note, these resources may require a Department of Education sign-on for access.

The Effective Utilisation of Education Assistants

These modules are intended to upskill education assistants and to prepare teachers to work effectively with education assistants.
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ASD 101: Introduction to Autism Spectrum Disorder

This is as an engaging self-paced online module intended to raise awareness about the ASD, particularly as it applies to students in our schools.


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Autism Spectrum Disorder Module

Click to find the facilitators package on the Students with diverse learning needs hub

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Go to the PL Events (see top menu of this page above) to find scheduled presentations

ASD fact sheet collection

This collection of fact sheets will assist educators to support students with autism spectrum disorder (ASD)‍

The Curriculum Adjustment Toolkit
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This Connect Community hosts resources that will assist in differentiating the curriculum.




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Specific Learning Disorders Module

Click to find the facilitators package on the Students with diverse learning needs hub

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Go to the PL Events (see top menu of this page above) to find scheduled presentations

SSEND assistive technology resources

This Connect Community contains videos and print guides that may support your implementation of assistive technology in the classroom.



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ABLEWA overview and case study
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This Connect Community showcases a school successfully using the ABLEWA curriculum to support students based on their individual learning needs.

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Acknowledgement of Country

The School of Special Educational Needs: Disability acknowledges the traditional custodians throughout Western Australia and their continuing connection to the land, waters and community. We pay our respects to all members of the Aboriginal communities and their cultures; and to Elders past, present and emerging.

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