Stretching people with autism : Look at what they can do, not what they can't!
By: Grandin, Temple
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Contributor(s): Myers, Jennifer McIlwee.
Series: Autism Asperger's Digest May 2020: 9. 2020Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volume Subject(s): AUTISM | ADOLESCENTS | LIFE SKILLS | PARENTAL ATTITUDESSummary: Suggests that autistic individuals at different levels of severity can improve if they are "stretched" just outside their comfort zone. In planning for the future, a gradual transition to new things works best. Recommends that every high school student should learn both work and life skills before they graduate, otherwise they will be in trouble when they age out of the educational system.
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Suggests that autistic individuals at different levels of severity can improve if they are "stretched" just outside their comfort zone. In planning for the future, a gradual transition to new things works best. Recommends that every high school student should learn both work and life skills before they graduate, otherwise they will be in trouble when they age out of the educational system.
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