The Lived Experiences Of Primary And Secondary Education For Autistic University Students

£0.00

This study explored the mainstream school experiences of six autistic university students through interviews supported by participant-chosen images. Key themes included inaccessibility, mixed experiences with support, and challenges with peer relationships, such as isolation and difficulty socialising. The study recommends better teacher training, environmental adjustments, and including autistic voices in policy-making to improve inclusion in mainstream education.


View Resource

This study explored the mainstream school experiences of six autistic university students through interviews supported by participant-chosen images. Key themes included inaccessibility, mixed experiences with support, and challenges with peer relationships, such as isolation and difficulty socialising. The study recommends better teacher training, environmental adjustments, and including autistic voices in policy-making to improve inclusion in mainstream education.


View Resource