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Learning with FASD

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Learning with FASD is an online portal that provides Australian primary school educators with evidence-based resources and tools to support children with FASD.

Our October newsletter is out! This edition features our new factsheet, a wrap-up of the latest education-focused #FASD research, and highlights stories from people with lived experience. Read and subscribe here 📧 ow.ly/Pnk350XnzNo


Allowing students with #FASD extra time to process information and respond can make a big difference. It can improve understanding, reduce stress, and help create a successful learning environment. Read our factsheet to learn more: ow.ly/qKlK50XgGqV


Strong social skills build confidence, connection, and wellbeing 🌟 The @POPFASD framework offers step-by-step guidance for teaching these skills to young people with #FASD in supportive, structured ways. Learn more: ow.ly/ExGG50XgGpZ


Children with FASD have dreams, strengths, and challenges. Understanding the unique ways FASD can impact learning and behaviour can help educators create supportive classrooms. Learn more in @FASDHub's short video: ow.ly/ihqc50XgGpa

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Have you heard our podcast? 🎙️ We spoke with Christine Brooks from @NOFASD to hear about helpful strategies that educators can use to manage challenging behaviours that may arise in young people with #FASD ow.ly/EQcb50XgFqk


Adolescence often brings exciting changes. For young people with FASD, these transitions can feel especially challenging. Our factsheet offers practical strategies to help educators support students with #FASD through life’s big transitions ow.ly/u7hs50XgE03


This short film from @FASDHubScotland provides an insight into the life of a young person with #FASD, and highlights how thinking differently can be a powerful strength 🌟 ow.ly/71ry50X8hKs

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Experimenting with alcohol and drug use is common among young people, including those with #FASD. Equipping educators with harm reduction approaches can help reduce risks. Read our factsheet to learn more: ow.ly/jGhm50X8hHb


Inclusive schools don’t just support students, they support teaching and support staff, too. This webinar explores how schools can build capacity for meeting diverse needs, including those of students with #FASD. ow.ly/oB5J50X8hGH


When a child is experiencing difficulties in the classroom, engaging with parents & caregivers is an essential next step. Watch our short video for tips on making these conversations supportive and productive: ow.ly/RtLM50X8hF6


Term 4 is fast approaching! Prepare for the new term by checking out our factsheets on classroom strategies to help educators support students with FASD in the school environment! ow.ly/x1Fp50WEXVy


Did you know? #FASD is more common than Autism Spectrum Disorder, Down Syndrome, Spina Bifida, and Cerebral Palsy. In Australia alone, an estimated 10000 babies are born with FASD every single year. Watch our short video 'What is FASD?' to learn more ow.ly/M5VG50WEXV4


Students with #FASD may need tailored support in the classroom. Helpful strategies include: 🕖 Allow additional processing time. 🪨 Use concrete examples. 👁️ Use visual aids. Check out our factsheet for more classroom strategies 👉 ow.ly/ua5050WEXUT


Navigating adolescence can be challenging for young people with #FASD. Our video explores the factors that contribute to these challenges, and how educators can respond with understanding. Watch our video to learn more: ow.ly/QaKS50WEXUo


Every student shines in their own way ⭐ @AllplayAU's Strengths and Abilities Checklist can help educators identify and celebrate a young person's strengths, and guide collaboration with families. Explore the resource: ow.ly/8VsB50WEXU6


When caregivers and educators stay connected, students with #FASD benefit. Strengthening the connection between home and school can make a big difference. Explore our factsheet for practical tips and a customisable communication template 🖊️ ow.ly/M44g50WEXTq


Ever wondered how trauma affects students with #FASD in the classroom? Our new video highlights how educators can recognise the signs and respond with compassion. Watch now 🎥 ow.ly/X3cU50WEXQx


Today is International #FASD Awareness Day. Every year at 9:09am on the 9th day of the 9th month, we pause to recognise the importance of being alcohol free for the 9 months of pregnancy. Help turn the internet red today with #RedShoesRock! ow.ly/lqKe50WAt7o


Did you know next Tuesday is International# FASD Day? Red Shoes Rock is a global awareness campaign for those affected by FASD. It's easy to get involved, just share a picture of your favourite red shoes or socks with the hashtag #RedShoesRock 👠 ow.ly/sFUt50WAt71

LearningwFASD's tweet image. Did you know next Tuesday is International# FASD Day? Red Shoes Rock is a global awareness campaign for those affected by FASD.  It's easy to get involved, just share a picture of your favourite red shoes or socks with the hashtag #RedShoesRock 👠 

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Our resource covers some of the common presentations of #FASD in the school environment, such as: 1. Getting easily distracted 2. Having trouble changing activities 3. Needing to move their body frequently. Learn more now 👉 ow.ly/NSEY50WAt5O


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