My Family I am years old Dad Mum Sister Granda Cousins and neighbours Granny Important People in My Life Medical Information I have epilepsy I have had my tonsils out I have had all of my vaccinations ID: 753472
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My Passport
My name is____________________________Slide2
My Family
I am ________________ years old
Dad
Mum
SisterSlide3
Granda
Cousins and neighbours
Granny
Important People in My LifeSlide4
Medical Information
I have epilepsy
I have had my tonsils out
I have had all of my vaccinations
I got my BCG last year –it was soreSlide5
Medicatio
n
I take 4 tablets in the morning
And 3 tablets at nightSlide6
AllergiesSlide7
Diet
I eat
I Do not EatSlide8
I have autism
I have difficulties with
Social Interaction
Social Communication
Flexibility of thoughtSlide9
I cannot look at you and listen at the same time
I really like talking about car number platesI don’t like restaurants with lots of noise
I do like Die Hard films
I prefer to work on my own, I find group work difficult
I find it hard to concentrate in a noisy classroom
To me that meansSlide10
I go to ___________ School
My Form Teacher is__________________I am studying
1. __________________________________
2. __________________________________
3. __________________________________
4. __________________________________
5. __________________________________
6. __________________________________Slide11
Maths
Computers
Playing with my friend
Bill
Learning some new things
Maps
Rivers
Galaxy
At school I like Slide12
I likeSlide13
Writing
Painting
Queuing
The football team
Canteen
Homework-Why
?
At school I don’t likeSlide14
I don’t likeSlide15
I am a visual learner
That means I learn best by seeing information.
I like pictures, charts, or diagrams
I can make "movies in my mind
”Slide16
My Visual-spatial skills such as sizes, shapes, textures, angles, and three-dimensional depths
are strong.That’s why I like Maths
I am a concrete learner
Mum says I am a grasshopper, but I am a boySlide17
Honesty
Determined
An expert
Notice sounds others do not hear
Kind
Speak my mind
An eye for detail
Good rote memory
Acquire knowledge Logical thinker
Enjoy solitude
Perfectionist
Reliable friend
Good at art
Liked by adults
High intelligent
Proficient in information and communication technology
Objective (literal interpretation)
Accurate in mathematical computation.
My StrengthsSlide18
My strengths
Being tidy
Maths
Music
Filing
Drama
PhysicsSlide19
Things I find difficult
Queuing
Babies crying
Sharing
Loud noises
Working with othersSlide20
Things I find difficult
Working in a very noisy classroom
Making friends
Writing fast and neatlySlide21
How to communicate with me
to help me understand
If you raise your voice when you speak to me I can think that I am being told off.
If I am not 100% sure what to do, I will probably ask you to repeat some of the instructions
What Did you say?Slide22
Things that help me to work well
Clear instructions
Visual cues
A reasonably quiet environment
If we are working in groups / pairs, it helps to be with someone I trustSlide23
Things that make it difficult for me to work well
A very noisy classroom
Having the sun in my eyes
Not understanding the task
Working with someone who won’t listen to my viewsSlide24
When I’m stressed I.......
Get upset
Bite my nails
Find it hard to concentrate
Need to pace
Raise my voice
Think everyone is cross with meSlide25
If I’m stressed it helps if I can....
Have time to calm down before I have to explain something
Calm Down!Slide26
You can help by
Not insisting that I look at you
Giving me time to think
Don’t stand too close
Not too much noiseSlide27
Principal
Class teacherClass Assistant
Lunch supervisors
Friends
Pictures can be added to personalise the passport
Important People at SchoolSlide28
My Ideal Day
Waking up naturally
Having time to get ready without my family interrupting me.
Having
Cheerios
with cold milk
Bus on time – 8.25
Having my lunch in a quiet areaCompleting all of my workNot saying something that annoys anyone
Leaving at 5.00pmHaving lasagne and chips for dinnerChecking Facebook
Finishing my SudokuSlide29
What I am good at
Punctual
Tidy and organised
Focused
and dedicated
Trustworthy
Hard workingSlide30
My Hopes
Happy
Own a house
Get married
Get a job
DriveSlide31
What type of job
Stack shelves
Research
Work in a library
Sorting
Computers
Working with animalsSlide32
Leaving School
What will be different?
New Friends?
Lots of new people
Getting up at a different timeSlide33
Things I need to find out about
Who are the important people?
Where to hang my coat?
Where do I eat break?
Do I need to bring my own mug?
What is a tea kitty?
Is there anyone to ask for help? Who?
What time’s lunch?Slide34
Things I will need help with
Finding my way around
Lunch rooms
Toilets
GirlsSlide35
What I hope to learn
Going on a different bus
New technology
Cooking
Physics
ChemistrySlide36
I am looking forward to
Getting paid
Going to work
Doing what I am good atSlide37
Sometimes, I am anxious
Slide38
Help me with
Consistency, Structure and Predictability
Prioritise challenges based on impact on life/job or course
Use special interests or fascinations whenever possible; find
my
“hook”,
“irresistible invitation to learn” Gina Davies
Visuals remain constant, words do not
What’s obvious to you is not to meSet the context
If you have met one person with autism, remember you have
only met one person with autism
Be clear and direct in communication: say what you mean; mean what you say – literal interpretation
Provide big picture (central coherence)and details: why are we doing what we are doing
Don’t assume what’s in your head is in
mine,
ToM: check it outSlide39
Other Important InformationSlide40
Thank you for taking the time to read about me