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I never really realized that you could tell a child was going to be autistic if they stacked things. This video was so moving because it shows everyone this this little boy is so smart and just like any other child. I really enjoyed this video.
There is so many different levels of autism. Seeing this boy so full of life and happy really puts a face on how an autistic child should be helped and nurtured in our society.
I like this video, it would be a good video to show to some parents whom sometimes just don’t want to belive that things might seem normal, but they are not. We have a girl in our class room that hasn’t beeen tested yet but I think she maybe Autistic.
The study of autism dates back from 1943 when physicians Leo Kanner and Hans Asperger were studing cases. In 1981 Lorna Wing brought more attention to the subject through her published paper on Asperger’s syndrome. Much more work is needed to continue to find the causes of autism. It is great to hear that President Obama supports the continued research on autism.
I think showing a video to classmates of a child who is Autistic is a wonderful idea. The students can see that the person is just like them in some ways, but also different from them, like everyone is. My co-worker and her sons who are both Autistic made a powerpoint about themselves so they could show their classmates and teachers in high school. I would make a video for my child and a powerpoint if they had Autism.
This is in all probability the most effective article that ever cross my reference. I do not see why anyone ought to disagree. It could be too simple #for them# to comprehend…anyway good work i am coming back here for More Nice Stuff!!
February 15th, 2009 at 4:51 pm
I never really realized that you could tell a child was going to be autistic if they stacked things. This video was so moving because it shows everyone this this little boy is so smart and just like any other child. I really enjoyed this video.
February 15th, 2009 at 9:39 pm
There is so many different levels of autism. Seeing this boy so full of life and happy really puts a face on how an autistic child should be helped and nurtured in our society.
February 17th, 2009 at 4:45 pm
I like this video, it would be a good video to show to some parents whom sometimes just don’t want to belive that things might seem normal, but they are not. We have a girl in our class room that hasn’t beeen tested yet but I think she maybe Autistic.
February 18th, 2009 at 9:53 am
The study of autism dates back from 1943 when physicians Leo Kanner and Hans Asperger were studing cases. In 1981 Lorna Wing brought more attention to the subject through her published paper on Asperger’s syndrome. Much more work is needed to continue to find the causes of autism. It is great to hear that President Obama supports the continued research on autism.
March 19th, 2009 at 4:34 pm
I think showing a video to classmates of a child who is Autistic is a wonderful idea. The students can see that the person is just like them in some ways, but also different from them, like everyone is. My co-worker and her sons who are both Autistic made a powerpoint about themselves so they could show their classmates and teachers in high school. I would make a video for my child and a powerpoint if they had Autism.
November 19th, 2010 at 5:50 pm
Thanx admin very good article
December 5th, 2010 at 11:00 am
This is in all probability the most effective article that ever cross my reference. I do not see why anyone ought to disagree. It could be too simple #for them# to comprehend…anyway good work i am coming back here for More Nice Stuff!!