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Autism

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udayasree on Feb 13, 2012 Says :

its very unerstandable and good

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THE CONFUSION RELATED TO AUTISM The Choices We Make And Why We Make Them

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Welcome to the world of acronyms ASD AS PDD PDD-NOS DTT ABA PECS IEP LEA SEA FAPE FERPA

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Welcome to the world of multiple decisions Special classes Inclusion Diets Supplements Medications Communication devices Positive supports Visual schedules Prompts Social stories Medical diagnoses Educational classifications Multitudes of very expensive “cures”

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For parents and educators, the decisions are overwhelming Do we? Don’t we? What if? Why? And who do we really believe?

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CHOOSING A PATH Task Analysis Functional Behavior Assessments Behavior Intervention Plans Goals Objectives

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COMPARING AUTISM TO “NORMAL” IS LIKE COMPARING TRAINS TO CARS

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CARS VS TRAINS Cars change lanes Cars take many different roads Cars go around obstacles Trains stay on a track Trains go the way they are pointed Obstacles stay out of the way of trains One man with autism compared himself to a locomotive traveling down a railroad track.

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Trains may function differently than cars, but if you let them stay on their tracks, they will eventually get to their destination.

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If you park your car in the way, the train may well make a scrap heap out of it.

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If you force a train off its tracks The train will probably make big ruts in your road

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What works for the average person may not be effective for a person with autism, just as what works for your car may not work for a locomotive.

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It’s often best to go with our strengths. We may not always go quickly, but if we are pointed in the right direction, we will make progress, whether we are on a road or a train track.

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Desc : Autism is a term which refers to slow reactions of a particular action among children. An autist ch more Autism is a term which refers to slow reactions of a particular action among children. An autist child need litle more care and affection in life than general and parents love. one need to understand th needs and mood of the child. Autism ids no any disease its just a state of mind. - Slides less