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    known disorder that falls under ASD is autism. Though for those that fall under the Autism Spectrum Disorder only 20 percent of those on the spectrum have “classic autism”(CITE). There are other types that fall under the spectrum like Asperger’s Syndrome, which is on the high functioning side of the spectrum, and Pervasive Developmental Disorder, PDD-NOS. Though they are different disorders they all fall under this spectrum and have difficulties to some degree, whether lower or high functioning,…

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    The purpose of this study was to determine whether gender affects early play choices of children diagnosed with autism. Although the research illustrated in this report answer my question through a serious of research methods including, observations and conversations with children, a picture-based activity and interviews with early years educators, it is important to reflect upon the limitations of this small study. In selecting my participants I had to opportunity sample, which consisted of…

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    Jeri JanzTechnology and Autism What is Autism? Have you or anyone you know been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder? “Autism, or autism spectrum disorder, refers to a range of conditions characterized by challenges with social skills, repetitive behaviors, speech and nonverbal communication, as well as by unique strengths and differences” (What is Autism?).It is actually not uncommon to be affected by Autism, whether it be from yourself or a family member. “The Centers for Disease Control…

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    Within this article, Maureen Bennie describes numerous factors that may impact the ability for autistic individuals to learn successfully. She argues that anxiety, which many ASD affected individuals struggle with, is the number one cause of problems within school. This is because of when experiencing high levels of anxiety, one’s capacity to learn is greatly reduced. Not only that, but she also argues that there are many anxiety disorders that are likely to affect people with ASD; phobias,…

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    Autism And Autism

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    Autism is a complex developmental disability. It is a result of a neurological disorder and has an effect on normal brain function, where the different areas of the brain fail to work together. It affects the development of a person’s communication and social interaction skills. The symptoms, according to WebMD are a delay in learning to talk, or not talking at all, repeated types of behaviours, interests, and play. Symptoms usually start before a child Is 3 years old and many children have…

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    Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a neurological disorder that varies in severity in presentation, but primarily manifests as rigid patterns of behavior and impaired social communication. According to the CDC (2014), autism is a relatively common disorder, with 1 out of 68 of the United States population being diagnosed. Autism was first described by Dr. Kanner in 1943, but the disorder was not recognized as a separate disorder from schizophrenia until the DSM-III (1980). The most significant…

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    There are many pieces to this puzzle known as autism, which makes it one of the most complex social issues faced by today’s society. Although autism is a widespread condition that affects the lives of millions of Americans, there is still the majority of the American population that remains uneducated regarding this condition. The lack of cure has propelled many autistic people towards a life of uncertainty and hopelessness. While this is true, there are some solutions that can make life better…

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    Children with autistic spectrum disorder (ASD) have increased their awareness when it comes to their early signs (Gray et al, 2008). Our understanding of children with autism has increased our understanding with major advances in pediatrics, child development, and developmental neurosciences (Gray et al, 2008). Phenylketonuria (PKU) is a type of disability that children have prevented in a neurodevelopment disorder (Gray et al, 2008). PKU is a type disability in children’s metabolism that they…

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    Society Cares too little: For the Mind of an Autistic Child “ It seems that for success in science or art, a dash of autism is essential”(Hans Asperger quotes at google.com). Autism has been researched on since the 1940’s in which autism was the term scientists used to call any disability. Autism is now a disability expanding and developing worldwide. Children with autism have a mental deficiency where they struggle learning to speak at a normal pace with non disabled people, developing…

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    Tuberous Sclerosis, or TSC, is a genetically inherited disease that is characterized by the numerous benign tumors in many parts of the body. It can cause symptoms such as developmental delay, autism, tumor, and skin abnormalities. Tuberous Sclerosis is caused by a mutation on the TSC1 gene located on chromosome 9 or the TSC2 gene located on chromosome 16. These genes make a protein called tuberin, and scientist believe Tuberous Sclerosis is caused when those genes mutate and produce more…

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