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Oct 20, 2017
I have tried using dice with letters, puzzles, Ipads with games (ABCyea), toys that light up and make noise, story books and movies on the Smartboard. Getting any kind of interaction with him on any level is very difficult. He can ask me the same question twice within a ten second period and not remember the answer.
Does anyone have any ideas that I could try next or resources I could look up?
Thanks
Mike
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