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Available from September 29 to October 9, Sonderly’s Understanding and Supporting Students with Autism will provide classroom skills to Canadian teachers.

TORONTO – (BUSINESS WIRE) – Today, Sonderly, Geneva autism centerthe online education and training platform of autism and mental health resources, announced that it will offer its “Understanding and supporting autistic students” Free course for educators on World Teachers’ Day on October 5th. Sonderly’s two-hour introductory course will be available for free from September 29 to October 9 and will provide teachers with an in-depth understanding of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and guidelines for how to support a variety of learners in the classroom. Canadians can access the course on the Sonderly website and will receive lifetime access to the material.

“We recognize the essential role teachers play in providing effective education for all students, including those with ASD,” says Bahar Miraftab, Director of Marketing and Communications, Sonderly. “The pandemic has had a significant impact on how educators connect with their learners, so we wanted to give back to this community by equipping them with tools they can use both in person and in virtual environments. We look forward to celebrating teachers and providing them with easy-to-use strategies to create more inclusive classrooms across the country. ”

The course “Understanding and Supporting Students with Autism” will prepare educators with tips for better supporting sense-sensitive students, guidelines for setting appropriate goals for their learners, and considerations for implementing proactive and teaching strategies. responsive. The course includes real-life examples for educators in a classroom setting and is equally applicable to anyone who is interested in learning more about autism and the supportive practices that will enrich the lives of students on the spectrum.

This limited-time offer follows Sonderly’s recent launch of its new course “Coping With The Mental Health Crisis In The Classroom,” developed in direct response to an increase in persistent and pervasive mental health crises among students.

Sonderly’s mission is to democratize knowledge and skills that were generally only accessible to clinical professionals. Sonderly’s robust digital library of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) -based courses and training materials combine theory, practice, and testing, organize and decode clinical research, and present it in a user-friendly way.

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About Sonderly

Sonderly is an online education and training platform that provides autism and mental health resources to parents and educators across Canada. A branch of the Geneva Center for Autism, Sonderly’s mission is to democratize knowledge and skills that were generally only accessible to clinical professionals. Sonderly’s robust digital library of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) -based courses and training materials combine theory, practice, and testing, so professionals can stay up to date on the most relevant and effective training available. Sonderly organizes and decodes clinical research and presents it in a user-friendly way, taking training beyond awareness and making a bigger change.

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