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This is a free, self-paced course that provides a solid understanding of Autism in a way that is neuro-affirming. This means we talk about Autism and Autistic people in a way that is respectful of who we are, our strengths and our challenges, and does not prioritise non-Autistic ways of being, thinking and doing.
Who is Autism Essentials for?
This course is designed for a wide variety of lived experiences as well as different levels of pre-existing knowledge about Autism - from those that are totally new to the topic to those that have formal education in Autism.

Whether you are Autistic, formally diagnosed, self-identified or think you might be Autistic, a family member or loved one of an Autistic person, a researcher, teacher, other professional, or ally, we hope you learn something new or deepen and extend your existing knowledge of Autism and the Autistic community.
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This is a general course for everyone, how can I make sure that it works for me?
All learners access the same base information in the course, but each topic has multiple worksheets available for different levels of knowledge about Autism. You can choose to complete the level that best fits your knowledge, complete all worksheets, or return to the course work later on in your journey and continue your learning by completing further levels. We encourage you to learn in your own time and customise your learning in a way that works for you.
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Reframing Autism has many other resources available, including blogs, podcasts, tip sheets, webinars, and targeted, on-demand courses for Autistics, families and primary caregivers and professionals. To explore our other offerings, visit our website at https://reframingautism.org.au/.

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Your Essential Autism Primer This is a free, self-paced course that provides a solid understanding of Autism in a way that is neuro-affirming. This means we talk about Autism and Autistic people in a way that is respectful of who we are, our strengths and our challenges, and does not prioritise non-Autistic ways of being, thinking and doing.

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Our FREE festive Careers at Christmas advent calendar is perfect for use during form time or as a lesson starter activity.

Each of the 24 days features an exciting festive careers activity including...

challenges to apply core subject knowledge to solve real world Christmas problems from mince pie baking to wiring the Christmas lights!

skills-based challenges such as designing a Christmas card for pets, thinking of actions that could make Christmas more eco-friendly, or creating a fitness programme to help Santa lose weight!

puzzles such as codebreakers, crosswords, word searches and much more!

The calendar will save you preparation time as it requires no printing and includes all of the solutions on the slides.

The advent calendar is free - simply click here to download.

To use, simply put the PowerPoint in presentation mode so all the links and animations work, and then click on the advent windows to 'open' and jump to the challenge hidden behind them.

The activities are aimed at primarily at Key Stage 3 but (with the exception of the crossword and wordsearch) are fully editable so you can tailor them for your learners.

We hope you and your students enjoy our Careers at Christmas advent calendar as much as we've enjoyed creating it!

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Online safety resources linked to the story of Breck Bradnor.

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Welcome to the UEB Online website, administered by the NextSense Institute. This website offers online training programs and competency exams in braille literacy and mathematics using the Unified English Braille (UEB) code.

The purpose of the UEB Online website is to provide systematic instruction and accreditation in UEB for people worldwide who are teaching and promoting braille for persons with blindness, low vision, and deafblindness.

Target Audience

The UEB Online training programs and competency exams are suitable for anyone who wants to learn and teach braille. This includes educators, families, allied health professionals, and administrators and decision makers who promote the use of braille as a medium for information access and communication.

Website Accessibility Options

UEB Online has been created using accessible, inclusive digital technologies that enable equitable information access for all.

Visual access mode: For people with sufficient sight to access regular sized print-based information on the website,

High contrast mode: For people with low vision who wish to adjust the font size, background colour or text colour,

Non-Visual access mode: For people who wish to use a screen reader for accessing website information.

System Requirements

To complete the UEB Online training programs and competency exams, you will need a computer and internet connection. See System Requirements for more detail.

Please note that the training programs and competency exams cannot be completed using an iPad, smart phone or other hand held device.

Getting Started

You are required to register and create a personal password in order access the training programs and competency exams. Registration enables you complete, save and re-open your lessons and exams from any computer that is connected to the internet.

Complete a keyboard check to ensure that your keyboard allows you to press combinations of keys at one time, to create the different braille symbols and contractions.

Go to your Dashboard and choose either a training program to learn Unified English Braille or a competency exam to confirm your competency in Unified English Braille.

Available training programs are:

UEB Literacy Training Program consists of two modules that, together, address the literacy aspects of Unified English Braille. Module 1 presents lessons 1-14, and Module 2 presents lessons 15-31.

UEB Introductory Mathematics Training Program is presented as ten lessons that address mathematics symbols and expressions that are encountered during the primary years of schooling. It is recommended that the UEB Literacy modules are completed prior to commencing UEB Introductory Mathematics.

UEB Advanced Mathematics Training Program consists of ten lessons that address mathematics symbols and expressions that are encountered during the junior years of secondary schooling. The UEB Introductory Mathematics topic must be completed before commencing the UEB Extension Mathematics topic.

UEB Extension Mathematics Training Program consists of ten lessons that address mathematics symbols and expressions that are encountered during the senior years of secondary schooling. Both the UEB Introductory Mathematics and UEB Advanced Mathematics topics must be completed before commencing the UEB Extension Mathematics topic.

Refer to How to complete a Training program for an explanation on completing lessons, how automated marking works, and how to apply for a completion certificates (if required). This section also includes information about accessing the UEB Online website using the visual and non-visual access options.

Available competency exams are:

UEB Literary Competency Exam consists of two parts, a 1000 word translation of print into braille and 20 multiple choice questions. A Certificate of Competency in Unified English Braille (Literary) is awarded on successful completion of both parts of the exam. Refer to Completing a Literary Exam for more detail.

UEB Introductory Mathematics Competency Exam consists of 40 questions translating print mathematical expressions and symbols encountered during the primary years of schooling into braille. A Certificate of Competency in Unified English Braille (Introductory Mathematics) is awarded on successful completion of the exam. Refer to Completing a Mathematics Exam for more detail.

UEB Advanced Mathematics Competency Exam consists of 40 questions translating print mathematical expressions and symbols encountered during the junior secondary years of schooling into braille. A Certificate of Competency in Unified English Braille (Advanced Mathematics) is awarded on successful completion of the exam. Refer to Completing a Mathematics Exam for more detail.

The UEB competency exams are open book exams. We encourage you to review the UEB training manuals and other resources which are located under Resources.

Refer to UEB Competency Exams - Steps to get started for information on how to get started and purchase a competency exam.

NextSense promotes the rights of all persons with blindness, low vision and deafblindness to inclusion in education, employment and society on the same basis as sighted persons - leaving no-one behind. The braille training programs and examinations of braille competency are offered by NextSense in recognition of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and the UN Education 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the Sustainable Development Goals.

The NextSense Institute for Research and Professional Education is committed to the provision of high quality teaching and learning opportunities for professional and families supporting people with vision or hearing impairment, in addition to research and related community service in these same areas.

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UEB Online | UEB Literacy & Mathematics Braille Training

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The 3 form time ideas below all separately take around 5 minutes to complete. So, if you have 5 or 10 minutes to fill, you can take your pick from which ones you want to do. Perfect for 10-minute tutor time activities!

What to do during Tutor Time?

Whatever you do, make it fun! Pick some tutor time activities that will create smiles and help everyone connect.

Below we've outlined 3 form time ideas (some are hilariously funny!) that will make you stand out and be loved by your students. From our activities you will get:

📍 A unique opportunity for personal development from your students

📍 An energy boost for students ahead of any 'deep thinking'

We've delivered our 10 minute tutor time activities to children and young adults in 84 countries. We work with one of the world's leading online schools and our form time ideas are proven to help children and young adults to bond through fun. They also boost student concentration levels and, most importantly, they create smiles 😁😁😁

Tutor Time Activity 1

Have you ever put a piece of card on your head and attempted to draw a picture? No? Well, the time to do it is now! This game will create an abundance of smiles! In the below instruction video, we talk through this tutor time activity while using a paper plate. However, a piece of card will work fine.
You will need:
📍 1 piece of card per student

📍 1 pen per student
Instructions:
📍 Step 1 - Instruct students to put their piece of card on their head

📍 Step 2 - Instruct everyone to draw a picture on to the card. You can pick what they draw. If it's Easter, you could get them to draw an Easter egg. When Santa's in town, you can get them to draw a Christmas tree

📍 Step 3 - Instruct everyone to write their name underneath their drawing

📍 Step 4 - Give them 1 minute and get them to draw!

📍 Step 5 - After 1 minute, ask everyone to remove the card and show to everyone around them
Energising benefits to this game:
⚡️ Everyone's drawing will be funny, so no student will feel awkward about their lack of artistic ability

⚡️ Everyone will have a great laugh about each other's drawings (great for student bonding)

⚡️ It challenges students brains in a unique way (great to energise them ahead of a school day!)

There you go. One of our form time ideas that's head (pun intended) and shoulders above other activities! 😄

Tutor Time Activity 2

Your students (and teachers!) will this game. They will remember it for years. It is wild and exhilarating! It creates a huge amount of excitement (and competition!).

Check out several teams playing this game 👇
You will need:
📍 Paper cups (1 per two students)

📍 To line up tables so students can be facing each other (like in the video)
Instructions:
📍 Instruct each student to face another student

📍 Tell students that you will be shouting out 'head', 'shoulders' and 'knees' and they have to follow the instruction

📍 Tell students that when you shout 'cup', they have to grab the cup. First person to grab it wins!

📍 Rotate students so they don't continually face the same person
Energising benefits to this game:
⚡️ Students concentration levels will be on point when you're shouting the instructions!

⚡️ Instructed well, this activity has huge potential to bond students through fun competition

Tutor Time Activity 3
Want to do some activities that will help students to grow?
Well, these two tutor time activities (a 2-for-1 deal for you!) will actually help students brains grow FACT. These two activities are parallel bi-manual movements and doing these kinds of exercises helps grow the corpus callosum part of our brain. A video tutorial is below 👇
You will need:
📍 Nothing! This game can be played anytime and anywhere!
Instructions for first activity:
📍 Get students to do a 'thumb up' with their right hand

📍 Get students to point their left index finger at their 'thumb up'

📍 Switch hands! Do 'thumb up' on left hand and index finger pointing with right hand

📍 Keep switching! It's harder than it sounds!
Instructions for second activity:
📍 Get students to do the 'perfect' sign with their right hand

📍 Get students to do the 'perfect' sign with their right hand AND a 'peace' sign with their left hand

📍 Switch hands!

📍 Keep switching! It's harder than it sounds!
We hope you enjoy doing these 10 minute tutor time activities with your students 😁
But before you go...STOP! ⛔

The fun shouldn't stop with the students. How about a stress-release for yourself and your fellow teachers by having some fun?

Does your school promote teacher wellbeing? Have you got an INSET day coming up? Would you like everyone to look like this? 👇

If so, it's time to get your teaching staff LAUGHTERCISED! ⚡

Check out all the fun that's included in a Laughtercise Session.
Just imagine the giggles you will all have playing our 'pencil pouting' game! 👇

and let's get beaming smiles on the faces of your staff 😁

Love the Laughtercise Team

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Topic: Healthy Relationships

Please be reminded that Safe4me is NOT a standalone resource; it is designed as a toolkit to support teachers to deliver information to pupils specific to the Law, Consequences and Personal Safety only.

The resources in this tool-kit are designed to be flexible and adaptable to meet individual needs, suitability and time; adaptable for KS3, KS4 and Post 16, they can be used in one or across multiple lessons.

There is vast range of valuable resources made available by a host of other organisations, providing advice and materials to support work relating to this topic; the link below gives access to a directory of useful resources.

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We've created a range of free classroom activities and resources to help your school keep children safe.

We provide teaching resources and lesson plans for early years, primary, secondary and special needs settings.

Developed by our experts in child protection and safeguarding, the resources cover the issues schools need - including bullying, sex and relationships and e-safety.

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Teaching resources and lesson plans | NSPCC Learning

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Team building isn’t just for the corporate workplace—it can also be used in the classroom to encourage collaboration, problem-solving and decision-making. | Creating connections in your classroom will ensure your students are engaged. Use these team-building activities to lay a solid foundation for learning.

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Topical teaching resources exploring the news from a humanitarian perspective. Our Newsthink resources are packed full of ideas to help young people explore current affairs and the world around them from a humanitarian perspective. The resource uses real-life examples through film clips, photographs and stories linked to the news to prompt discussion and to develop critical thinking and media literacy.

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Create or generate your own timed Maths starter.

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accounts can use a random student selector in Number of the Day.

Tip: Use the Page Down key or a presenter remote to move through answers.

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Select which combination of cards you want (Large/Small).

The goal is to arrive at the number below (or as close as possible).

You can use the four basic arithmetic operations (+, −, × and ÷) applied to the six numbers.
Each number may be used once.
Based on the TV show "Letters and Numbers", showing on SBS in Australia.
Instructions fromWikipedia.
Thissolver allows you to enter the card numbers and find a solution.

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150 Fun Debate Topics for Students of All Ages

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Extremism, Radicalisation

Age group:

KS 3, KS 4

Resources:

Lesson activity, Lesson ideas

Format:

Presentation slides, Videos

Classroom resource by Counter Terrorism Policing and London Grid for Learning which aims to raise awareness of extremism and promote critical thinking in secondary school pupils. The resource is based on three real-life stories of young people whose lives have been affected by radicalisation and each story has a video, ready to use session slides and guidance notes.

All slides are designed so educators can either use the entire session or individual activities.

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ACT Early Stories - Educate Against Hate

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Interactive therapy tools are unique and engaging resources to enhance your therapy practice. Each interactive tool is like a small app that you can use on your computer, phone, or tablet with the click of a button. Try games and illustrated stories for kids, or activities and audio for adults. There's something for just about everyone.

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Download values exploration handouts. Help clients define their values and work toward living in accordance with the things that matter most.

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Career Starter Curriculum Essentials Our trusted foundation of bite-sized assembly, tutorial and classroom careers resources for every student in every year group, all mapped to Gatsby benchmarks. Activities and resources for all young people For all secondary and sixth form, years 7 - 13 Easy to drop into your existing

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Animal/ Zoo resources

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Free Educational Resources - Reaseheath College

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We are the non-profit education programme from the advertising industry. Our mission is to ensure that every child in the UK, aged 7 - 16, can confidently navigate the media they consume including being able to identify, interpret and critically evaluate all forms of advertising.
Media Smart provides free teaching resources and parent guides on subjects like social media, body image and influencer marketing. Join the thousands of UK teachers that have been using our media literacy materials since 2002...

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We are the non-profit education programme from the advertising industry. Our mission is to ensure that every child in the UK, aged 7 - 16, can confidently navigate the media they consume including being able to identify, interpret and critically evaluate all forms of advertising.

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Teach-This.com provides over 2300 printable ESL activities, worksheets, games and lessons to help you teach all the core skills associated with language learning: speaking, listening, reading, writing, pronunciation, vocabulary and grammar.

As well as PDFs, Teach-This.com also provides an online platform to help teachers share resources with students online and use them interactively. The platform has a variety of uses and can be used either in class or in online teaching situations with classes of varying sizes. In addition to the TeachThis materials, you can also use your own resources on the platform.

On each page of the website, you will find high-quality and professional ESL teaching activities both free and paid. You can use hundreds of our teaching resources for free, without the need to sign up. If you want complete access to all the PDF teaching materials in an unrestricted and editable format, we also offer exclusive online membership packages.

All the sections, subtopics and language points are clearly categorized and levelled with shortcut buttons to direct you quickly and easily to your desired teaching resource. Every teaching activity comes with a detailed description to help you decide which resource will best suit your needs. All of our membership teaching materials are editable and can be easily adapted to students from different countries and cultures. Each resource also comes in user-friendly A4 PDF format with full teacher's notes and answer keys.

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Fun and engaging ESL activities, games and worksheets in printable PDF format with full teacher's notes and answers for English teachers to use in class.

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/moodboosters

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Moodboosters | Free primary school mental health resources - BBC Teach

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Fun videos and resources for the PSHE curriculum to inspire KS1 / KS2 pupils to get moving for mental health and wellbeing.

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Christmas bingo

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Makaton advent calendar signs and symbols

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Pride Assembly Resources- Download for Free Today

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Celebrate Key LGBT+ dates with free resources for assembly and tutor time.

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A different Mathematics lesson starter for each day of the year designed to engage learners with a range of puzzles, exercises and creative ideas. Click on a date in the calendar above for the Starter Of The Day.

You can embed the Starter Of The Day calendar into your own school website or blog.

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A different Mathematics lesson starter for each day of the year designed to engage learners with a range of puzzles, exercises and creative ideas.

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Download self-esteem building worksheets and activities. Popular self-esteem resources include gratitude exercises, journaling, and self-exploration activities.

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Money Games and Online Financial Resources | MoneySense

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MoneySense is an impartial financial education programme that helps educate young people about money. Explore our resources for teachers, students and parents.

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Our resources have been designed to give students a wider understanding of what it takes to work for an internationally successful business, whilst helping them to develop core employability skills and explore work opportunities beyond the school gates.

Introduce your students to curriculum-linked topics and take them on a business journey from farm to fork, whilst supporting the Gatsby Benchmarks. You can choose whether to deliver each resource in sequence or take your pick across two or more lessons.

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McDonald's Education - Free Teacher Resources | McDonald's UK

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Our resources have been designed to give students a wider understanding of what it takes to work for an internationally successful business, whilst helping them to develop core employability skills and explore work opportunities beyond the school gates. Introduce your students to curriculum-linked topics and take them on a business journey from farm to fork, whilst supporting the Gatsby Benchmarks.

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Explore teaching resources at the British Red Cross

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Lesson plans, assemblies, quick activities and briefings for teachers. Suitable across the curriculum, particularly in citizenship and PSHE.

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National Development Team for Inclusion
We are a social change organisation working to enable people at risk of exclusion, due to age or disability, to live the life they choose. Through our change and development work, research and evaluation and best practice examples, we inspire and support policymakers, services and communities to make change happen - change that leads to better lives

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National Development Team for Inclusion - a social change organisation working to enable people at risk of exclusion, due to age or disability, to live the life they choose. Through our change and development work, research and evaluation and best practice examples, we inspire and support policymakers, services and communities to make change happen - change that leads to better lives.

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https://resources.careersandenterprise.co.uk/all-resources-all-one-place

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Boom cards

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Boom Cards - Teaching with Boom Learning

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Boom Lessons are often called "Boom Cards" or "Boom Decks". You can make them yourself or find them in our Marketplace.

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We Engage Students In NASA's Mission

K-12 students can dig deeper into STEM topics and experience the thrill of exploration and discovery.

NASA makes vital investments in a diverse portfolio of learning opportunities and activities designed to reach as many U.S. students as possible - from kindergarten through graduate school. NASA seeks to build the next generation STEM workforce and broaden student participation to increase diversity, equity and inclusion in STEM fields.

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Discover More STEM Topics From NASA

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We're launching learning to new heights with STEM resources that connect educators, students, parents and caregivers to the inspiring work at NASA. Find your place in space!