Peer relationships for students with disabilities
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Jun 20, 2011
Did anyone watch Lehrer's (sp?) report on autism? It was fascinating.
I have a terrible time gauging my expectations with autistic kids, do you?
Judy
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We have an autism unit at my school. This year, I had an undiagnosed student in my ESL K class (parents are in pretty strong denial) and it was an interesting year. He was very auditory and visual in his learning styles. Not only was he autistic, but he also didn't speak English except for the echolalia (sp?)He could repeat anything anyone said and...See More
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