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Quirky Kid introduced The Best of Friends® to educators at the 2016 Positive Schools conference in Singapore, extending its social and emotional learning work internationally.
Quirky Kid was selected for the 2019 Middle East & Africa EdTech Bootcamp in Dubai, connecting Australian education companies with the UAE market.
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Resources | Autism Spectrum
Practical and research-based resources, prepared by our team, to help you on your day to day.
Learn what slow processing speed may look like, how a child psychologist assesses it, and practical ways to support children at home and school.
Listen to one parent’s experience and learn what a comprehensive autism assessment, diagnosis and practical next steps can involve in Australia.
Learn about possible early signs of autism, what else can influence development, how assessment works and where Australian families can seek support.
Understand stimming, routines and focused interests in autistic children, what these behaviours may communicate and when supportive help may be useful.
Social skills help children join in, communicate, manage friendship challenges and repair conflict. Learn practical, respectful ways to support these skills without forcing eye contact, masking or a particular personality style.
Asperger’s was once a separate diagnosis but is now included within Autism Spectrum Disorder. Learn what changed, why it changed and how children are assessed and supported today.
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