AQ Kindy Inclusion Service: Resources

Being able to express thoughts, needs, and feelings is pivotal to a child’s sense of autonomy and connectedness. Contained in this Tip Sheet are key strategies that can support a child’s expressive communication.

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Useful resources, links, and supports for educators to better support families with children in the early years, inclusion and other specific supports/services, mental health, and wellbeing.

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An occupational therapist is an allied health professional who can support people of all ages to participate in everyday activities that are meaningful and important. This resource provides information to educators about what occupational therapy looks like in the early years.

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A speech pathologist is an allied health professional who can support people of all ages with communication and swallowing. This resource provides information to educators about what speech pathology looks like in the early years.

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Utilising neurodiversity affirming practices in early childhood settings supports the inclusion of all children in all spaces. This resource provides information and a deeper understanding of neurodiversity affirming practices for educators to use everyday.

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By using visuals as part of daily routines, educators can promote a predictable environment for all children. This Tip Sheet – Printable Resource provides educators with what they need to make a visual schedule for their classroom.

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