With this
posting, I am sharing two linked pieces of news. The first is that I have the
green light for my title and abstract for the session I shall be delivering in
Warsaw next month - as part of a programme of meetings and workshops for the
Our Mythical Childhood project.
The second is that the venue for this session has now been confirmed and it is the most ideal one. it will take place at Life is Cool, a café run by autistic people. The image that accompanies this posting is one of several here that captures some of the distinctiveness of the venue. I'm looking forward to visiting the café - let alone to presenting there.
Here is the title and abstract for the session:
'At every
crossroads': introducing a Hercules-themed resource pack for use with autistic
children
In the months at
the end of 2017 and then in early 2018 I produced a first set of
classical myth-related activities for use with autistic children for the Our Mythical Childhood
project. In this session, I shall present these resources, which centre round a
particular artefact depicting Hercules - a hero with especially rich
potential in relation to autism - who is faced with a choice between two
divergent paths in life. First I shall explain the rationale and
scope of the activities. Then I shall introduce the activities - I envisage
this part of the session being interactive.
The second is that the venue for this session has now been confirmed and it is the most ideal one. it will take place at Life is Cool, a café run by autistic people. The image that accompanies this posting is one of several here that captures some of the distinctiveness of the venue. I'm looking forward to visiting the café - let alone to presenting there.
Here is the title and abstract for the session:
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