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A child with autism's social interaction varies from awkward to virtually nonexistent, implying that they have very little ‘empathizing' ability.... A child with autism will rarely look you in the eye.... He lives in a bubble.... He does not like people to touch him.... He lacks the ability to empathize....
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Research Paper
Part of the training involves interacting and engaging in learning activities with normally developing children (Jordan, Jones & Murray, 1998).... tudents begin by learning functional skills and good work habits that enable them to function with little intervention provided they are within the TEACCH structure (Jordan, Jones & Murray, 1998).... The teaching process requires interventions that address repetitive behaviors, skill development, and play activities that promote communication and social interactions....
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Essay
The spectrum of conditions that make up autism often lead to great family disruption and to unfulfilled lives for many children, so any teaching methods that may alleviate the effect of the condition are very important.... The results of labeling a child as "autistic" or "Asperger's" will be profound and will effect the child for the rest of his/her school years and beyond....
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he number of people diagnosed with autism in the US is currently unknown, which, in turn, presents a challenge to education stakeholders who are unable to anticipate the full scope of needs presented by autistic children in terms of their acquisition of proper education.... This paper 'Autism Spectrum Disorder' will examine the autism disorder, describing its effects on children's educational needs and abilities, as well as the support presently available to children diagnosed with autism....
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Essay
The paper "The Bizarre Actions of Different People" describes that ICT applications have enabled the autistics to metaphorically 'speak their minds', and in doing so have enabled them to reach across to the other spectrum of the population with the message: We're here.... We're weird.... Get used to it....
11 Pages
(2750 words)
Case Study
This paper will discuss the needs of children diagnosed with severe autism and the needs of their families.... Autism, even today, baffles scientists in its complexity and the intricacy of its origin.... Scientists and doctors cannot pinpoint the exact source of this disability, whether genetic.... ...
14 Pages
(3500 words)
Research Paper
Students participating in the program interact and engage in learning activities with normally developing children (Jordan, Jones and Murray, 1998).... Students begin by learning functional skills and good work habits that enable them to function with little intervention provided they are within the structure (Jordan, Jones and Murray, 1998)....
6 Pages
(1500 words)
Case Study
he ability of the brain to foster connections between different parts of the brain dictates the process of learning new motor skills.... Children with typical motor development exhibit easier integration of the information needed for task learning, unlike the autistic and Down Syndrome children who may require more efficient pathways to learn new motor skills.... ne of the greatest features of cognitive development lies in the motor skill of mobility of the joints and its coordination with the muscles....
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