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Autism and Deafness: Guide

Joyce Sewell-Rutter and Stephanie Dawson | View as single page | Feedback/Impact
Autism and deafness
Evidence
Background Definitions
Learning Strengths and Challenges
Support Strategies
Resources
Case studies
Deafness Articles
Autism - definitions
Communication
Educational placement
Signpost to websites
Early Years
Autism Articles
Conditions associated with Autism
Auditory processing
Out and about
ToD list / forum
Primary
Autism and Deafness Articles
Patterns of deafness
Language acquisition
Home
Other professionals
Secondary
Background Reading: Autism
Co-occurring patterns of deafness and Autism
Sensory issues
Early Years
Further Education
Diagnosis and Assessment
At home
Complex/PLMD
Complex Needs
Social communication
Alternative therapies - Yoga, Music Therapy, Equine Therapy, Dog Therapy
Social and emotional wellbeing and mental health
Families
Transitions
Routines
Technology
Behaviours and stereotypies
Strength of Evidence
Transferability
Editors' Comments
Areas for further research
Online community

Language acquisition

Just as deaf children will attain different levels of language mastery, it is likely that there is a similar variance with deaf autistic children.  Although they may use language successfully in some contexts it is always important to check understanding especially in a social communication context or when it pertains to idioms, emotions and theory of mind.

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