Being different shouldn’t make someone a target. Yet every day, autistic students face teasing, bullying, and classmates who don’t understand.
Respect is the Rule: A Classroom Guide to Autism, Bullying, and Belonging is built for teachers and students to use together.
Through What Would You Do? scenarios, reflection prompts, and deeper discussions, this manual challenges students to think critically about their choices — and the impact they have on others.
It’s not about lectures. It’s about conversations. Real ones.
Because autism isn’t the problem — disrespect is. And every classroom has the power to become a space where differences are not just tolerated, but valued.
Being different shouldn’t make someone a target. Yet every day, autistic students face teasing, bullying, and classmates who don’t understand.
Respect is the Rule: A Classroom Guide to Autism, Bullying, and Belonging is built for teachers and students to use together.
Through What Would You Do? scenarios, reflection prompts, and deeper discussions, this manual challenges students to think critically about their choices — and the impact they have on others.
It’s not about lectures. It’s about conversations. Real ones.
Because autism isn’t the problem — disrespect is. And every classroom has the power to become a space where differences are not just tolerated, but valued.
