
Exploring the impact of the pandemic on autistic children. Project now approaching its end Contact [email protected] for more info. Find resources↘️↘️↘️↘️↘️
Dublin City University
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There is no current research or recommendations in Ireland on how to support autistic academics.
⏰The anonymous survey takes approx 10mins
and there is the option ✅❌to find out more & take part in a follow up interview later.
Please R/T @HECA_IRL @IFUT
📝Survey: bit.ly/3K7rZII
#AutisticAcademicStudy #AutisticProfessional
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Thanks to all of the family members who've signed up to assess our resources. We've completed recruitment for this section.
We now need your help recruiting AUTISTIC ADULTS
also THERAPISTS and TEACHERS working with autistic children.
If you can take part, please get in touch.
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Teachers!
We’ve created resources relevant to autistic children but we need you to check them.
Contact us if you’re interested in taking part in a brief interview
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We have added a new section to our website autism-toolkit.ie on Reentering the Community. It includes a resource pack and link to our recent webinar
You can access both on the link below⬇️
autism-toolkit.ie/re-enterin…
#SummerProgramme #ASD #School #Kids #JulyProvision
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As you may have seen, our 2nd report has been launched and added to Autism-Toolkie.ie
Click on the link below to see the findings of our survey conducted with parents of autistic children during the pandemic
autism-toolkit.ie/wp-content…
#Autism #COVID19 #School #Research
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Our final survey closed in the past few days. The T-Res team would like to say a massive thank you to everyone who has taken part in our study.
Your input has been invaluable in understanding the impact of the pandemic for autistic children and creating resources to navigate it.
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🚨Survey closes today. This is your last chance to take part in our final survey.
Your input is so important for the supports that we are working on for autistic children.
If you have already started the survey, you can still finish it by this evening.
dcupsychology.fra1.qualtrics…
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Did you take part in one of our surveys already? We need you again!
It is really important for us to track changes throughout Covid-19 so that we can make the most effective resources. Click on the link below to take part⬇️
#Autism #COVID19 #Research
dcupsychology.fra1.qualtrics…
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Quiet (ish !) Time 2-3pm today and tomorrow @DCU Clubs and Soc Fair
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We're nearing the end of our study. Our final survey is open for one more week. A quick reminder below that you can start the survey and finish it at a later date 👇@DCU @DCUPsychology @AsIAmIreland @autismcentre #autism #research
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SURVEY DEADLINE EXTENDED!
We’ve extended the deadline to take part in our final survey of parents of autistic children until the end of September.
The survey takes about 15 minutes but if there is any way we can make it easier for you to take part please let us know.
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WE NEED YOU!
Parents of #autistic children!
We need your help to continue designing our resources on Autism-Toolkit.ie
Please fill in our survey below and let us know you and your childs needs and how the have changed since #Covid19
dcupsychology.fra1.qualtrics…
#Autism #Research
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Researchers at DCU seeking parents of Autistic children to share their lives experiences of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in the form of an on-line survey.























