Showing posts with label autism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label autism. Show all posts

2013-02-19

Assumptions about Autism are Detrimental to All Involved



By Danica C. (originally posted at My Corner of the Pond)
Something that has been bothering me for a while is someone who visited my family a while backand spent maybe an hour or two. This person told another friend my daughter was not on spectrum. Now this person has never up till that day spent time with my daughter. As far as I know she knows nothing of kids on the high end of the spectrum. Every individual with Autism is unique. No two diagnoses are the same. Just like each person has a different personality, each person has a different level of Autism. Yet she is an expert and is now telling others that I am making up my daughters autism?
 

2012-08-01

iPad Grants To Improve Learning

See on Scoop.it - Studying Teaching and Learning


Apple iPad grants can be found to help Classroom teachers, parents of autistic children, preschools, non- profit groups and other institutions pay for iPads to further educational learning of individuals and group.

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2012-07-14

Brain scans detect signs of autism by six months

See on Scoop.it - Psychology Matters



“Abnormal brain development in high-risk infants who develop autism may be detected as early as age 6 months — before the appearance of autism symptoms.

Autism is typically diagnosed around the age of 2 or 3. Research suggests that the symptoms of autism — problems with communication, social interaction and behavior — can improve with early intervention.”

See on kurzweilai.net

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2012-06-30

Autism-friendly Technology

See on Scoop.it - Psychology Matters



MANILA, Philippines — Many parenting experts have long spoken of the ills of exposing children to too much electronic visual stimuli — like television and computers. But progressive education proponents are also challenging today’s parents to open their minds to the possibility that the next generation will face a school environment very different from ours. The learning environment of the future will be enriched with integrated photos and video teaching aides, instant access to latest research and interaction across vast distances.

See on mb.com.ph

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