I’m delighted to share that my latest article has just been published by Edutopia.

“6 Ways to Support Autistic Girls in Your Classroom” explores how small, intentional adjustments can help autistic girls feel secure, confident, and ready to learn. It draws together my work as a tutor, writer, and parent, connecting the everyday experiences of autistic girls with the broader research evidence that shapes inclusive classroom practice.

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This piece means a great deal to me. Much of my writing and teaching focuses on how girls’ strengths and coping strategies are often overlooked, and how understanding the pressures of masking can help educators create safer, more equitable spaces for learning.

You can read the full article on Edutopia here:
👉 https://www.edutopia.org/article/6-ways-support-autistic-girls-classroom

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Related posts and writing

• No Mask for Us: Why Recognition Matters for Autistic Girls
• Inclusive Education for Autistic Students: Evidence, Gaps, and Urgent Questions
• Rethinking Behaviour and Belonging

Written by Kate Coldrick, an educator and writer based in Woodbury near Exeter.