Description
A slide-style graphic called 'Monotropism and Autistic Play'. It has a quotation from Souto-Manning (2020) that play must be the right of every child, not a privilege, beside a photo of a child stacking building bricks. A second panel says Autistic and ADHD children may play differently and have a monotropic way of learning, and should not be made to fit neurotypical expectations of what play should look like. It could help parents, early years staff and teachers think about play in an affirming way, and works as a training slide or a share.
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