You will learn about alcohol consumption during pregnancy, its effects on the fetus, and the long-term challenges for the individual.
If you have ever wondered about children with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD), this audio recording will help you understand FASD and provide effective strategies for working with young children who have a diagnosis. You will learn about alcohol consumption during pregnancy, its effects on the fetus, and the long-term challenges for the individual.
Cognitive and behavioural difficulties are described, and many strategies based on current learning theory are discussed. You will have the opportunity to think about a child with FASD, their unique strengths and challenges, and tailor strategies to meet their specific needs.
Suggestions for developing caring and responsive relationships with children with FASD are offered, and tips for collaborating with parents and caregivers are provided.
Cheryll Duquette is an adjunct professor at the Faculty of Education at the University of Ottawa and has conducted research on inclusion and published extensively in peer-reviewed journals. She has expertise in the education of children and youth with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) developed through funded research and her own experience working in schools. She has taught courses at the undergraduate and graduate levels on inclusive practices and has given workshops in various parts of Canada and the Middle East on working with students with exceptionalities. Cheryll is also the author of Students at Risk, a book containing practical suggestions for teachers and parents.
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