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    The Reason I Jump Summary

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    The basis of the book The Reason I Jump is based on the first hand experiences of a thirteen-year-old Japanese boy named Naoki Higashida who has autism. The focus of the book is to give an in depth understanding as to why people with autism may act a certain way in a given situation or even how they react to different social situations to make themselves feel at ease. What the author is primarily trying to communicate to the audience is that people who are autistic are really not that much…

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    tells them that their child displays signs of autism. This happens thousands of times a day to incident families and children. Not all…

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    There the children of the autism class were playing a basketball game with the normally developing children. I noticed that while each student waited for their turn many were completely in their own world, and not fully focused on the game. Many of them needed a reminder that it was their turn. Despite this, they all participated in the game well during their turn. After gym, we were able to observe the kids during music time. It was apparent that the children of the Autism class had a more…

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    their kids, who fear that if they were to have their children vaccinated that they would develop autism, a spectrum of varying mental and physical conditions. This way of thought is completely false. Vaccinations do not cause autism. A pretence must be acquired for the MMR Vaccine. “It's a combination shot that protects against measles, mumps and rubella” (Is there a link between MMR vaccine and autism?). This was a huge medical breakthrough when it was first created as it was able to…

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    kindergarten students with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Although the results of the study showed that the intervention modestly decreased behavioral problems, it appears that using Social Stories may be effective and provide potential benefits to some students with autism. One of the methods that educators can use to increase positive behaviors for children with autism is Social Story intervention. Social Stories are personalized, short stories that help children on the autism spectrum understand…

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    While reading “The Reason I Jump,” There were many questions being asked about how people with autism deal with problems on a everyday basis. While some answers are broad some are very specific and to the point. First it starts by telling me that his mother invented the alphabet grid, to allow him to communicate on his own, with her, and other people around him. If it wasn’t for this, how else would we have been able to read about how much they would like to express themselves but feel trapped.…

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    after were thimerosal free. Those who received previous vaccines before June 1992 were classified in the category of received thimersoal containing vaccine (Hviid, Sellfeld,Wohlfahrt, Melbye, 2003). Information containing conditions associated with autism such as tuberous sclerosis, congenital rubella and Angelman syndrome were obtained from the National Hospital Discharge Register (Knudsen, Olsen, 1998). Other factors that may affect the study included examples such as the child’s sex or birth…

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    but in their struggle to interact with other people. AS has its challenges, but that does not mean that they are impossible to overcome. Temple Grandin firmly believes that it is possible to work through some of the challenges that can arise from an autism spectrum disorder and says that she is “living proof” that it is possible (Temple…

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    Essay On Autistic Children

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    Autism has been known to be a very difficult disease, not only for the child but for the parents as well. Autistic children see the world from a different perspective, it feels disorganized and disorienting for them. They have a lot of developmental problems in personal, social and intellectual functioning. Moreover, they lack proper communication skills, causing them to retreat into themselves. Behaviors like these can also be the reason for a lot of anger tantrums since children become…

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    Radio Movie Analysis

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    and restricted, repetitive behaviors. In the DSM-5 autism falls on a continuum including: Asperger’s disorder, childhood disintegrative disorder, and pervasive developmental disorders. The cause of autism spectrum disorders continues to be under speculation. When the events the movie is based on occurred, autism was said to be caused by social factors such as parenting. If a parent was emotionally distant, their child was more likely to develop autism. In the movie, Radio’s mom is not around…

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