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87Encouraging Communication in Children with Asperger Syndrome
Asperger's Syndrome is a neurological condition and is a higher functioning form of autism. Those with Asperger's Syndrome are generally of average intelligence, and often of particularly high intelligence...
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81Aspergers - Living With An Aspergers Syndrome Child
Raising our wonderful son John wasn't an easy task, especially for a first time mother. We lived on a farm a fair distance from town and I didn't know many people at first. John had a difficult birth, he was...
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66Look around you: my Asperger Son's weekend assignment
When he jumped into my car on Friday, my son had a purpose. His counselor had told him to look around. Okay, you say, look around? At what? The sky? The moon? The car next to us, the man...
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81Asperger's Syndrome: What's It Really Like?
I was first diagnosed with Asperger’s about 12 years ago. At the time, I was at university and knew very little about it, apart from what had been studied in my psych class. After all, it wasn't a well-known...
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71Autistic Sensory Overload
We autistics are highly sensitive in nearly all of our five senses. For example, I'm sure we all remember our school classrooms and dragging fingernails down the chalkboard to harrass classmates. The...
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80Students with Aspergers Syndrome: Tips for Teachers and Parents
Students with asperger's syndrome are unique, and they can affect the learning environment in both positive and negative ways. In the classroom, the asperger student can present a challenge for the most...
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74Understanding the Asperger Syndrome Diagnostic Scale
Asperger Syndrome can be classified as a developmental disorder. People who suffer from Asperger syndrome generally have problem with interacting in a social environment. Individuals who exhibit Asperger...
0 comments70Trying to understand my Asperger son
How easy it would be to just let my almost 14 year old son just sit quiety and read his books, play his video games and leave him alone. He would like that. But I can't do that. He is growing up. He has to...
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65Autism / Asperger's Social Skills Lesson: My Favorite Things
My Favorite Things Objectives: TSW connect text to self. TSW discuss events from a story and apply them to their own lives. TSW reflect on story...
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67Squeezing the aspergers kid into the sandwich of mainstream education
Joshua has a long way to climb.. but in the end, he can go far! How does point A relate to point B on the graph and how did you come to this conclusion? What can you tell about the different types of pizza...
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