Why Do Autistic Students Struggle At School? + What Needs To Change

Why Do Autistic Students Struggle At School? + What Needs To Change

Autistic students often experience significant psychological and systemic barriers in mainstream education that often lead to long-term trauma. These barriers result in disproportionately high rates of school exclusion, chronic absenteeism, and school... Read more »
Why Good Intentions Fail Autistic Students

Why Good Intentions Fail Autistic Students

Imagine walking into a room where everyone else has been given a guidebook you never received. You are expected to follow every rule perfectly. If you fail, you are told it is... Read more »
Autistic Students’ Well-Being In Schools

Autistic Students’ Well-Being In Schools

Autistic adolescents in the United Kingdom experience significantly lower levels of school well-being compared to their non-autistic peers. While schools are central to a young person’s social and emotional development, new research... Read more »
Autistic Students Are Falling Through University Cracks

Autistic Students Are Falling Through University Cracks

Imagine stepping into a new phase of life where the rules of engagement have suddenly vanished. For many high school graduates, the first week of university is a thrill of newfound freedom.... Read more »
Autistic Students Are Falling Through University Cracks

Autistic Students Are Falling Through University Cracks

Imagine stepping into a new phase of life where the rules of engagement have suddenly vanished. For many high school graduates, the first week of university is a thrill of newfound freedom.... Read more »
Mental Health Differences Between Autistic And Non-Autistic Students

Mental Health Differences Between Autistic And Non-Autistic Students

New research out of the UK dives into the mental health landscape of autistic and non-autistic undergraduates, finding that while both groups share critical struggles, the depth of the challenge remains greater... Read more »
What Students in Their First Year of School Need to Belong

What Students in Their First Year of School Need to Belong

Co-authored by Kelly-Ann Allen, Ph.D., and Cassie Hudson A member of our research team handed a five-year-old a crayon and asked her to draw what makes her feel like she belongs at... Read more »
Resilience May Shield College Students From Anxiety and Depression

Resilience May Shield College Students From Anxiety and Depression

For many young adults, the transition to college is marked by academic pressure, social adjustments, and uncertainty about the future. These challenges often heighten vulnerability to mental health struggles, particularly anxiety and... Read more »
Research on Autistic Students’ Education Focuses on Academics

Research on Autistic Students’ Education Focuses on Academics

Why do some autistic students excel in certain areas of school but face setbacks in others? It’s a question many parents, teachers, and policymakers are grappling with as awareness of autism in... Read more »
Most Autism School Inclusion Programs Focus on Changing Students, Not Classrooms

Most Autism School Inclusion Programs Focus on Changing Students, Not Classrooms

For many autistic students, the promise of inclusive education often comes with the reality of needing to adapt themselves to fit school environments, rather than schools adapting to meet their needs. That’s... Read more »
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