Welcome to the Australian Association of Special Education (AASE)

AASE is a broad-based non-categorical association concerned with all who have special education needs

News from AASE

Lee Mills Teacher Training Award

Lee Mills was an exemplary educator from NSW with a particular interest in teacher education for those involved in Special Education. She was untiring and dedicated in her support of students with special educational needs. Lee was involved in advocacy and lobbying...

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AASE ACT Professional Learning Opportunity -“How the reviewed Arts Curriculum can be delivered to support the learning opportunities of students with diverse needs.”

AASE has sought an opportunity for the ACARA Arts Curriculum specialists, Helen Champion and Robyn Carmody, to come to Canberra and speak to its AASE members about how the reviewed Arts Curriculum can be delivered to support the learning opportunities of students with...

Have your say about the future of disability research in Australia

Researchers from the University of Sydney are leading a national consortium of academic and NGO partners to develop a disability research agenda for Australia for the next 10 years. As part of this agenda-setting we invite you to participate in a survey which aims to...

Disability Research Mapping

We need your help! We are checking in with disability researchers across Australia to add any papers that we may have missed in our search. Below are links to the bibliography of included papers and the inclusion criteria for the papers. Could you please review...

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AASE Patron – Chris Varney

Chris is a passionate and dedicated ambassador for people on the Autism Spectrum. Click here to read more about his efforts towards a better life for people on the Autism Spectrum.