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Autism Arts Level 3

Autism Arts Level 3 follows the way creative arts and drama-therapy are increasingly used to help people with special educational needs to explore, reflect and develop when linguistic ability or intellectual functioning restricts their self-expression.

Autism Arts Level 3: is for use by facilitators with and without drama experience, and encourages autistic children to learn, interact and develop. Through storytelling, group activities and arts and crafts, students can improve their social skills, self-expression, vocal and physical skills, and imagination.

During the course, children are encouraged to take part in fun and imaginative activities, including singing, dancing, making sock puppets, and acting in the interactive stories Sandy’s Jungle Adventure and The Land of Smilealot!

The Autism Arts Level 3 syllabus covers three levels. Each level is one year long and comprises three terms with 12 lessons per term. Level 3 draws on the previous learning to encourage students to develop an integrated sense of self. The content is aimed at children and young people from five to fifteen.

Includes CD-rom with supplementary material.

The additional two manuals make up a drama syllabus to help autistic children develop their communication skills, life skills and self-confidence.

Autism Arts Level 1:

Autism Arts Level 2:

Autism Arts Level 2

Autism Arts Level 2 addresses the fact that creative arts and drama-therapy are increasingly used to help people with special educational needs to explore, reflect and develop when linguistic ability or intellectual functioning restricts their self-expression.

The Autism Arts Level 2 is a drama syllabus for use by facilitators with and without drama experience, and autistic children to learn, interact and develop. Through storytelling, group activities and arts and crafts, students can improve their social skills, self-expression, vocal and physical skills, and imagination.

The Autism Arts Level 2 syllabus covers three levels. Each is level is one year long and comprises three terms with 12 lessons per term. Level 2 focuses on the voice and imagination. The content is aimed at children and young people from five to fifteen.

Includes CD-rom with supplementary material.

The additional two manuals make up a drama syllabus to help autistic children develop their communication skills, life skills and self-confidence.

Autism Arts Level 1:

Autism Arts Level 3:

Fire Dynamics for Firefighters

Fire Dynamics for Firefighters the first book in the Compartment Firefighting Series. It simplifies the science of fire dynamics for all frontline and trainee firefighters. It aims to empower firefighters with crucial knowledge around how fires start, spread and develop that will keep themselves and others safe. This allows them to make life saving decisions quickly, based upon the science of fire dynamics.

This flexible self-study book is also a valuable resource to support firefighters in keeping up with their professional development and training.

Neil Gibbins QFSM FIFireE says of the book: “This original and practical book challenges some of the thinking from the last decade and covers the imperative topics that all firefighters need to be fluent in, including the importance of flow rates and the impact of building construction on fire behaviour. Benjamin’s thought provoking use of case studies really brings the reality of the consequences home. This book will add to the tools available to firefighters as they deal with these situations on a daily basis.”

Dementia Awareness

The Dementia Awareness Care Quality Guide aims to help health and social care staff and carers refresh, develop or extend their learning in key areas of practice.

If you are new to working with this client group, or are in a new role, you can use this guide to quickly develop the knowledge you need, and where appropriate, work towards a relevant qualification.

If you are a more experienced worker, you can use the guide to refresh your learning, meet the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) standards for Continuous Professional Development (CPD).

If you are a manager, you can use the guide with staff in the context of supervision and CPD, and to contribute towards meeting Care Quality Commission (CQC)and HCPC standards.

This guide also provides underpinning knowledge for Qualifications and Credit Framework QCF unit DEM 201: Dementia awareness, and the thinking and practice activities can contribute to evidence of learning.

The guide also includes a short, illuminating film, Understanding the Experience of Dementia, in which people with dementia and their carers talk about their experiences of living with dementia, which can help staff and carers understand how people with dementia can be supported in a positive and meaningful way. Members of the HOPE group and their carers talk about living with dementia and the supports they have valued.

David Moore is a senior lecturer for the Association for Dementia Studies at the University of Worcester and fellow author Kirsty Jones is a training and development officer for the adults’ services training department at West Sussex County Council.

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ETpedia Technology

Technology is becoming an ever more popular and useful tool in the ELT classroom. Whether you are already an avid user of technology or you are inexperienced but want to explore more, then ETpedia Technology is the resource you need. It suggests ways to use text-based tools, multimedia, smartphones and more, as well as providing easy-to-use activities and more general advice for using technology in the classroom. It also covers some of the important discussions around using technology, such as the safety of young learners and the question of plagiarism. This resource can be used whatever your current teaching context, whether you are teaching in face-to-face lessons, online or a mix of the two, and can be adapted for whatever technology and resources you have available.

ETpedia Technology is part of the ETpedia series. Each book uses units of 10 to create an easy-to-use yet comprehensive resource book for the ELT classroom. The series includes the original ETpedia, providing 1000 ideas for English language teachers, as well as more specific resources which each provide 500 ideas on a particular topic. Topics include young learners, exams, grammar, management and materials writing.

You can take a look at a sample chapter from ETpedia Technology here.

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