Once a child is diagnosed with autism, families have many questions and concerns. One of the major dilemmas is determining how a child with autism will be educated. Each child is different with unique qualities; the education of each child with autism is determined by their needs and strengths. Autism is considered to be [...]
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Education Services for Children With Autism
December 20th, 2009 
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No Comments »Autism Social Stories – Autism Social Training
December 19th, 2009 Admin Autism Social Stories â?? Autism social Training . . . . And how to help. . . your autistic child. . . . One of the biggest problems for autistic children is difficulty in social interaction. This problem is heightened by their difficulties with speech and language. Autism also seems to create problems with the [...]
Posted in Articles Tags: Adults, Attempts, Autism, Autistic Child, Autistic Children, Autistic Person, Body Language, Careful Observation, Child Autism, Children With Autism, Echolalia, Educator, Feelings, Gestures, Hostility, Inappropriate Questions, Parents, Repetition, Rh, Social, Social Interaction, Social Isolation, Stories, Training No Comments »Social Stories For The Autism Classroom
December 15th, 2009 Admin Autistic children and adults have deficits in social cognition, which means they lack the ability to think in terms that are appropriate where social interactions are necessary. This is explained using the “theory of mind” or the ability to mind read. A normally developing child will have the ability to read facial expression and [...]
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