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By Looking At Autistic Kids, You Can't Tell When You're Working With Them Who You're Going To Pull Out, Who Is Going To Become Verbal And Who's Not. And There Seem To Be Certain Kids Who, As They Learn More And More, They Get Less Autistic Acting, And They Learn Social Skills Enough So That They Can Turn Out Socially Normal.

Nature Is Cruel But We Don't Have To Be

I Strongly Recommend That Students With Autism Get Involved In Special Interest Clubs In Some Of The Areas They Naturally Excel At. Being With People Who Share Your Interests Makes Socializing Easier.

If You Have A 2-year-old Who Is Non-verbal, Don't Wait Until You Get A Diagnosis At 4. The Child Needs One-on-one Teaching With An Effective Teacher Now. This Can Be A Grandmother Or A Teacher Or Someone From The Community. Grandmothers Are Especially Great. There Are A Lot Of Grannies Around. Go To Your Church For Help.

In The 50s And 60s, Kids Were Taught How To Shake Hands. They Were Taught How To Have Manners. There Needs To Be A Lot More Of That Kind Of Stuff Because The Autistic Mind Doesn't Pick Up Social Things And Subtle Cues.