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Are Activities for Autistics Inherently Anti-Social?

December 20, 2019

One major point of contention on the subject of autism is the gap between those with ASD and the importance of socialisation for human health. In other words, there are those who presume that activities that cause an autistic to…

Hyperfocus in Autism is More Helpful Than You Think

December 13, 2019

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Hyperfocus is often regarded as one of autism’s defining traits. However, are you aware that this term, by itself, is not even well-defined? This can be a challenge for parents who think that an obsessive focus on limited topics and subject…

Helpful Tips for Spending Holidays with Autistics

December 6, 2019

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Whether you are the parent of an autistic child, or someone who is about to receive relatives who have the condition, holidays can be particularly stressful. It feels like the chances of emotional and sensory meltdowns seem to double during…

Sound, Socialising and Autism – Why It’s Always Complicated

November 29, 2019

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As painful as it is to admit, society has never had the most perfect relationship with autistics. They have been regarded as savants, eccentrics and socially clumsy. Many have been regarded as obsessive, unable to read social cues and ‘read…

Sensory Meltdown – The Real Source of Scares for Autistic Children

November 22, 2019

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For parents, there is nothing quite as routine and classic as telling children there are no such things as monsters in the closets or beneath the beds. Sadly, if your child is autistic, it is often not enough and it…

3 Best strategies of Dealing with Demotivation Among Dyslexics

November 15, 2019

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Whether you are a parent of a learning disabled child, or teaching a whole classroom full of them, demotivation can be a real bogeyman. It has a horrible tendency to create misconceptions about disabilities while placing an emotional weight upon…

Autism and the Imagination – Why Do They Often Relate?

November 8, 2019

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During recent years, the correlation between autism and creative thinking has been increasingly observed even by those who are not fully involved in the work of ASD awareness. Whenever someone with the condition speaks up or is featured somewhere, there…

First-Time Teacher Tips for Helping Your Learning Disabled Students

November 1, 2019

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Despite increasing awareness of learning disabilities and more support for students who have them, less experienced teachers still struggle when they work with these students for the first time. There is still a lot of room for mistakes, especially when…

De-Stigmatising Dyslexia With Diagnosis

October 25, 2019

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There is no denying the negative stereotypes surrounding dyslexia. A person who seems incapable of reading is regarded as unintelligent, more likely to succeed in sports than in academics and even depicted as brutish in popular media. However, increasing awareness…

My Child Has GDD! Is He/She Autistic!?

October 18, 2019

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The short answer is: No. It’s not always the case. More importantly though, this is never the best reaction a parent can have if their children has been officially diagnosed with some form of global developmental delay. In fact, it…

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Are Activities for Autistics Inherently Anti-Social?

Hyperfocus in Autism is More Helpful Than You Think

Helpful Tips for Spending Holidays with Autistics

Sound, Socialising and Autism – Why It’s Always Complicated

Sensory Meltdown – The Real Source of Scares for Autistic Children

3 Best strategies of Dealing with Demotivation Among Dyslexics

Autism and the Imagination – Why Do They Often Relate?

First-Time Teacher Tips for Helping Your Learning Disabled Students

De-Stigmatising Dyslexia With Diagnosis

My Child Has GDD! Is He/She Autistic!?

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