Now that we know what autism is, what kind of classes are for them? Mainstream classes are perfect for “preparing students for life outside of school, including college and work” (Bailey). No matter who you are, regular classes will focus on teaching the academic and life skills that a student will need in the future. An autistic student could use these skills as well to be more successful in life. Another bonus of mainstream classes is that an autistic person will be able to “interact with many different people, both with and without disabilities” (Bailey). In special education, they are only surrounded by people with impairments and disabilities. The autistic student can’t have a diverse group of friends like they can in regular classes,
