Diversity Designs® & SmileClouds™️ by Busy Lifeさんのイラストまとめ

This is one I find really empowering, "There is nothing greater to love and to be loved." I think of my lovely children when I read this. #thinkINC

Happy Easter! I hope your Easter Sunday starts with a smile! #eastersmiles #smileateaster #happyeastersmiles @YourNorth_ @Mommaparker2 @MyHelpfulHints_ @vipmumsndads @smallbizshoutUK @SmallBizSatUK @prettyandpetit

And finally, Myth 5. Autism is caused by bad parenting. Not true! Children who are autistic do not respond to the same parenting techniques as a neurotypical child does. Parents' need to use different techniques to get them to do everyday things. #thinkINC

Myth Four. Autism used to be rare but now it's common. Not true! There have been advances in medical science meaning that autism is more easily diagnosed. Also, people are more open, today, to either being or having their child diagnosed. #thinkINC

Myth Number 2. Someone who is autistic cannot learn. Not true! They may just learn differently from the neurotypical population and need to be taught differently. #thinkINC

It's your 1 hour reminder to the Inclusion Hour. Join me, tonight, at 630pm to tweet, retweet and comment about inclusion. Positivity guaranteed! #thinkINC @smallbizshoutUK #MHHSBD @MichelleRoseG33 @WorbleThe @wecanaccess @vipmumsndads

Tony Attwood, a psychologist, writes, "social skills in children with autism includes self-isolation or rigid social approaches, while in AS there can be a motivation to socialise but this is achieved in a highly eccentric, one-sided, verbose & insensitive manner." #thinkINC

However, only about 25% of people with a learning disABILITY are known to support services. This, for me, is worrying. #thinkINC

We are nearly out of time. Thanks for joining me. The Inclusive Question of the Week is now open. DM your question about inclusion. I’ll pick one to answer tomorrow and post my answer on Twitter. Views my own! #thinkINC

I thought when I first started this hour that those with a disABILITY or who work or care for someone with additional needs would join in. They have! But I've also been pleasantly surprised about who else has joined in. #thinkINC