education

Unfortunately, autism has become a common disorder in children and adults. Luckily, autism awareness is on the rise, and now people are paying more attention to the autism causes, symptoms, and solutions to treat it. Autism has no cure, but a treatment plan can help ease autism symptoms so the children can grow and live a normal life. But normal is quite an ambiguous term, isn’t it? Human beings are complex creatures, and it would be wrong to define them in just one word.

Every child deals with autism differently—that’s what makes them so unique. They respond differently to treatment, and the kid’s evolution relies on professional intervention and the severity of the symptoms. With proper medical care, children can learn to develop good social skills and grow into healthy adults.

Yet, there is still much to know about this disorder. Not everyone knows about autism and often misunderstand the symptoms or view people with autism as weird. This section is meant to “educate” you about what it means to live with autism, what it is, and how to deal with certain behaviors. Moreover, it provides resources for making life with autism easier. It also includes resources about educating students and what you can do to accommodate them better in school and their peers. Teachers, parents, and caregivers should unite to provide the best experience for children with autism and support them in their growth. Early intervention in a child’s life can foster independence when he grows to be an adult. Learning and practicing daily living skills in a professionally controlled environment will prepare your child for future challenges.

Learn how to support your child’s education and social development and how to encourage them to attend regular classes and interact with peers. It can be challenging to decide whether your child will fit into a classroom, but we are here to help you make that decision while having all of the information at hand.

READ: Pros & Cons of Public Schools for Children with Autism

By raluca.olariu@…, 20 April, 2023

The importance of making schools more autism-friendly cannot be underestimated.

For children with autism, attending school can be a difficult and overwhelming experience due to social and sensory challenges.

To ensure that these students can reach their full potential and have access to the same opportunities as their peers, it is essential for schools to create an environment that is safe, supportive, and tailored to the needs of individuals on the autism spectrum.

By sandra.caplesc…, 20 January, 2023
Over the years, you've undoubtedly heard the term Asperger's Syndrome. It's used to be considered a separate diagnosis, but now it's part of a bigger term. So, what is it?
By sandra.caplesc…, 10 November, 2022
Babies and toddlers constantly put things in their mouths. But when the behavior continues in preschool years and beyond, you might wonder if you are dealing with a neurodevelopmental disorder or if it’s just a more extended stage your child is going through.