Autism and Education - The Way I See It: The Way I See It: What Parents and Teachers Need to Know: 1

As always Dr Grandin offers excellent advice. I bought it hoping for advice to assist my son on the transition into secondary school. It is more geared towards teachers and snas supporting children. I felt there could have been a little more content. The book felt a little small.

I have read alot of books about Autism and how to help educate my daughter but no one tells it quite like Temple. She breaks it down in a way that is easy to understand, and gives hope to those of us out there trying to navigate an unknown world.

It was hard to put this book down. It’s well written and grabbed my interest from the first page I read. Everything Dr. Grandin shared resonated. As a grandmother raising a now teenage autistic grandson, it encouraged me and confirmed some of the things I experienced. Other things I want to apply in the next years to make further progress, such as providing work experience to prepare him for the future. Thank you for writing this book and for your straight-forward style and approach! It’s another favorite on my bookshelf!

I work with autistic preschoolers at my local elementary school. I thought Dr Grandin’s book was FULL of great advice for parents and educators, based on her own life experiences, but also well documented with references and other recommended reading. Recommend this book to anyone with an autistic student, child, or client.

I am uncertain about the widespread positive reviews for this book. As a professional working with kids with ASD, I find it lacking in educational information that could be beneficial. The book primarily revolves around stereotypes, with the author delving into and explaining them from their perspective and personal experiences as an individual with ASD. It seems more focused on the author's life experiences than providing general information applicable to the majority of people with ASD.

I truly appreciate the contributions Temple Grandin in both her professional life and in sharing her wisdom and insight regarding autism. Her personal, honest sharing is helping us understand how to better advocate for others with autism. Thank you Temple Grandin!