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Share Magazine

Share is our online magazine and one of the ways in which we communicate the work of our Centre for Practice Innovation. Here you will find an eclectic mix of features, case studies and opinion pieces.

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Bilingualism in Autism: Harmful or Beneficial?

Sarah Hampton, Research Assistant, Patrick Wild Centre, University of Edinburgh
26/05/2016
Direct research into how speaking or hearing more than one language...
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Technology and I

Jamie + Lion, Senior Accessibility Specialist, BBC
26/05/2016
This article, is about the how I live my life and how technology underpins everything I do. But first a timeline. Eighteen...
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Suggestions for Teaching University Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder

Yvette Q. Getch, Associate Professor, Western Kentucky University
26/05/2016
As the number of students with autism increase, they are making up a larger portion of students with disabilities on university and...
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Practice Innovation and Employment: The Case of Cafe Kudos

Alastair Clarkson, Researcher in Residence, Scottish Autism
26/05/2016
Despite a growth in public awareness of autism, misinformation and myths about autism are still common. One frequent misconception is that people...
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Reflections on the Public Services Seminar

Jules Akers, Bananas In The Piano Consultancy
26/05/2016
This was a (so far) unique opportunity to inform the direction of research and the general debate on autism at a time when many of the established priorities are being vigorously...
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News and Events

Scottish Autism
20/10/2015
News Scottish Autism announce new partnership with Good Autism Practice (GAP) Journal Scottish Autism is delighted to announce a new partnership with...
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Can we shape the future of autism research in the UK?

Michael McCreadie
20/10/2015
In 2013 a report, A Future Made Together, was published which aimed to provide an overview of research into autism in the UK. The report found that...
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Is a person 'autistic' or do they 'have autism'? Insights from the UK autism community

Lorcan Kenny
20/10/2015
Consider for a moment the difference between the phrases ‘somebody who showed strength’ and ‘somebody who is strong’. The first phrase describes...