High school can be a lot to handle when you’re autistic. Noisy corridors, changing classes, homework deadlines, and social expectations can make an ordinary school day exhausting.
In this episode, we talk about practical ways to make school more manageable. We explore preparing for changes in routine, finding a quieter place to take a break, and telling a trusted teacher what support you need. Small adjustments can make a real difference when you know which parts of the day are hardest for you.
If you’re an autistic student, a parent, or an autistic adult reflecting on your own school years, this conversation is for you. We also touch on experiences that people searching for Asperger’s syndrome and high school support may recognise.
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