I do. I had 6 children and they are all very well mentally. I think that autism and behavior issues and ADHD are because there is a lack of discipline, children watch a lot of things with flashing screens, not play outside and parents are to blame. What do you think?

I agree! I'm outside without worrying about germs. I rode my bicycle without a helmet and kneepads. I went skating without safety equipment. I went to the toilet at the mall without a mother giving me a bottle of the first killer germs. I used my imagination playing with toys to make the time more exciting. We do not have Xbox, iPods, computers and others. We Tinker Toys, Legos, GI Joe and as required thought to play with. Phurface

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For those of you who do not know, therapy ABA is a type of behavioral therapy for children with autism and other developmental disorders.

Yes, my little son has autism, and is in a school that uses ABA, and he has come a long way. Without it, my daughter and the treatment could afford to try much help to be the best it can be, and he loves it.

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I'm doing a presentation on autism for my career and life class, but in addition to the presentation, we need to organize an activity "which has a link with the topic for the class in question. What kind activities could help teach students about autism? I do a presentation on autism, I am not present to students autism.

As I'm sure you learned through your preparation for the presentation is an autism spectrum disorder, and individuals with autism come in all shapes / sizes / Intelligence … etc. One idea might be to give everyone a description of an individual … and as class are to determine the profile that really is a person with autism. Remember, with autistic tendencies does not make a person autism. It would also reinforce how these "symptoms" that many people are fully engaged in their community and success.

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What should I know? If you do this as What career advice Would you give me? I do not know much about autism, I am doing research right now … What can you tell me that the custom Internet?? Is thank you in advance for all your help! I know general information about autism, but what I wanted to say is do not training, and I do not know much about autism. spedusource Thanks, but the list does not say the experience required and they train. I am a student speech therapy, I am sure this will work in collaboration with someone else (maybe I gave the lesson plan and I am trained to execute)

Spedusource gave you good information. I think if you are trained in speech therapy, which could be where you can better assist school-age children with autism. Many autistic children have limited verbal language and needs a lot of support from a speech. Some techniques that help children with autism to communicate is to use sign language to simple commands (words like "more", "All done, "" stop "," Help, please ", etc.) or to use images. the company Mayer-Johnson California has an excellent software: Board Maker and writing with symbols are two programs I used in my work. The programs have images simple to describe the words and activities, and these images can be presented to children with autism in a calendar form, or during therapy trial efficient and discreet. Each autistic child is completely different from each other. They may have similar problems, but each child must be addressed respectively. I found that I can help a child Autism better once I spent some time getting to know them.

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Are Aspergers and high functioning autism the same?

One of the most common mistakes made about autism is that Asperger's and high functioning autism are the same thing. Many parents face this problem because there is so much information out there that uses the two terms interchangeably. There are many symptoms of a cross between Asperger Syndrome and High Functioning Autism who can make it very difficult to differentiate between the two. In addition, many doctors and scientists differ in their definitions of both disorders.

High functioning autism is a name Unofficial people who have autism but whose symptoms are not severe. High functioning children with autism have an average intelligence level or above average and generally maintain an adequate vocabulary. However, their understanding of learning is usually behind other children the same age. In addition, children with autism to high functioning is generally not express the level of detail in their emotional speech and the struggle to interpret the nonverbal signals.

There is no solid line between the diagnosis of low operating and high functioning autism. Although some doctors use an IQ as an indicator to assist in the diagnosis, the function level of autism is not based on IQ alone. There are also elements of language processing, behavioral factors, and other non-verbal details, which must be considered above and beyond measurable intelligence levels. In addition, the standard IQ test is generally inaccurate for autistic children that the test itself may involve skills that an autistic child struggles.

functioning more or less advanced, autism is usually present in about the same age two years with a sudden regression or presentation of autistic symptoms.

On the other hand, Asperger syndrome is a disorder Autism distinct. Children with Asperger's Syndrome struggle with social interaction and the restrictions, and tend to have intense interest narrow topics and activities. However, in contrast to autism – even with high functioning autism – there is no cognitive development or delay language. Even if the language can be used atypically and motor skills may be clumsy sometimes, their development is normal.

Asperger syndrome is usually present in children at the age of three years. Brain imaging has shown differences structural and functional in certain regions of the brain in children without autism spectrum disorders, children with Asperger Syndrome, and children who are high functioning autism.

Children with Asperger syndrome often do not display empathy in their behaviors. It is the interaction Name where these children face their toughest problems. Many fight or not to develop friendships, do not take pleasure in the achievements or spontaneous activities with others, lack of emotional reciprocity and social behavior and decreased non-verbal communication as facial expressions, postures, eye contact and gestures together.

However, children with classic autism (even those are very efficient), children with Asperger syndrome do not opt for other people. In fact, even if they are awkward in their method, they often approach others and start a discussion. It's a conversation that their struggle may occur, as a discussion for a child with Asperger may simply consist of a one-sided screed to something the child really likes, without any need for the contribution of other people present.

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My theory is that there are only two types of ASD (autism spectrum disorder):: Classic Autism TED Classic autism is just, but autism Asperger syndrome and PDD-NOS PDD covers. And childhood disintegrative disorder is just serious enough DP. The form of ASD ASD is just a symptom of some disorder, but with Asperger Syndrome and PDD-NOS, they are unique from person to which is the difference why they are different diagnostic elements. Regarding the Rett syndrome, which is not on the sprectrum autism as it is caused by a different chromosome-Set of chromosones

Wow This is a really great theory. I fully understand, and it makes sense. I know that some people with ASD and that applies very well to them.

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