News and Events Back to 'The Autism Centre for Education and Research (ACER)' Current events There are no results that match your criteria. Latest news Posted 19 August 2019 Dr. Lila Kossyvaki to lead European collaboration to provide resources for autism professionals Dr. Lila Kossyvaki, has received funding from Erasmus Plus to lead study focusing on the provision of resources for autism professionals Posted 10 May 2018 Inclusion is best for people with autism, argues Professor Rita Jordan Professor Rita Jordan, argues that providing autistic friendly events for those with autism may encourage greater segregation more news... Previous events 2019 7th November - Worth Listening To? Life with Learning Disabilities27th September - Developing Excellence in Autism Research and Practice29th March - Dame Stephanie Shirley Lecture6th February - Autism, it's almost like an entirely different species - with speaker Hannah Ware (RIPS seminar) 2018 18th May - Intimate Lives? Autism, Sex/uality, Gender and Identity 2017 7th November - Learning from autistic perspectives27th June - Inclusive Curriculum approaches for autistic students – Lessons from participatory projects.2nd February - Literacies and discourses among visually impaired people in a city in the North East of Brazil 2016 7th December - Community-based technologies for autism 2014 2nd May - SCERTS - 1 Day Training26th March - Annual Autism Conference 2013 7th March - Transforming autism education: a national integrated programme 2012 8th November - Using Innovative Technologies in the Classroom5th March - Determining water flow pathways using temperature as a tracer 2011 1st November - Playing and Learning with innovative technologies1st November - Playing and Learning with innovative technologies9th September - Autism education: Assessing progress towards meaningful targets
Posted 19 August 2019 Dr. Lila Kossyvaki to lead European collaboration to provide resources for autism professionals Dr. Lila Kossyvaki, has received funding from Erasmus Plus to lead study focusing on the provision of resources for autism professionals
Posted 10 May 2018 Inclusion is best for people with autism, argues Professor Rita Jordan Professor Rita Jordan, argues that providing autistic friendly events for those with autism may encourage greater segregation