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Learning Objectives
Meet the Course Contributors
Therapeutic Disclaimer
Learn how to use your student dashboard
Appendix A: Icons for Learning
Appendix B1: Accessibility Support
Appendix B2: Accessibility for Wellness
Appendix C: Feeling Words
For Your Information
Play is Learning (Poster)
References for Entire Course
An Origin Story
More than order? (Activity)
Journey to the Past
Authentic Organizers
The Master Organizers (Activity)
Explanation of Master Organizers Activity
Later in History... [Optional Reading]
Chapter 1's Takehome Message
Why Play?
**Trigger Warning on Upcoming Lesson**
Video: Brains at Play
Good Games?
*Note on Upcoming Lesson*
Play Some More! [Article]
I Put Away Childish Things
**Note on Upcoming Lessons**
About Memory Activity...
Memory Retention (Activity)
About Task Switching Activity...
Task Switching (Activity)
About Logic and Flexibility Activity...
Logic and Flexibility (Activity)
*Explanation of Previous Activities*
Video: Your Brain on Computer Games [Optional Lesson]
Assessment: Task Switching [Optional Activity]
From Play to Organization
Chapter 2's Takehome Message
What is Context?
*Trigger Warning*
Video: Lack of Context, Lack of Understanding
*Information about next lesson*
What is Going On Here? (Activity)
Realizing Contexts (Activity)
Contextual Learning
My Skills for Life (Activity)
Get Brainy (Optional Activity)
Coping with Stress
Chapter 3's Takehome Message
Final Takehome Message
Final Quiz: Check Your Knowledge
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Can you give us some feedback on the course?
Good Wishes to You!

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    David
    (5)
    Loved playing the games!

    I got completely absorbed in Happy Glass, and then came back to the course and was like 'Wow, THAT'S why I was playing'. The fact skills can be transferred was an interesting refelction and the games have more to teach than I thought. I like the history in Chapter 1 as well. 5 stars.

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    Lauren
    (5)
    Enjoying Organisational Basics so far

    I have only finished Chapter 1 but really enjoy the lateral approach to thinking about being organised, and found the content interesting from a historical perspective too. I'm also getting a lot of feels (in a good way) from the content relating to my mental health and acknowledging that I'm important, so taking a little while to process that.

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    Ibrahim
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    Informative, but Linux section falls very short

    Organizational Basics acts as a really well written refresher of these basic skills. As autistic people, it's inevitable we've heard bits and pieces of advice regarding this field (in varying levels of efficacy or obnoxiousness). Having all that advice in one place where it's well written and makes sense is fantastic. Oracle Linux is hardly used among private daily users. Most of the Linux community use either Debian (Ubuntu, Mint, Pop_OS, etc) or Arch (Manjaro, EndeavourOS, Garuda, etc) based distros.

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    Victoria
    (5)
    Organisational Basics

    This was a good introduction to strategies for developing the skills needed for good organisation. There was an emphasis on trying things to see if they work for you, rather than there being a correct answer. I also found it interesting how gaming and play can actually be really beneficial for practicing organisation skills.