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  • Treatment For Autism

    The number of children with autism is increasing around the world and in the classrooms. Even though a complete cure is not available today, early intervention and treatment are necessary to insure a better future for them. Read on for general information on various treatment options for autism.
    Published by rojarose (2,371 pts ) on Nov 11, 2009 to
    Special Education Articles

  • Symptoms of Autism: An Overview

    Autism is a developmental disorder found in children. Children with autism may feel isolated in society and in the classroom. Understanding the symptoms of autism can help immensely in understanding a child with autism. This article provides an overview of the symptoms of autism. Read on .......
    Published by rojarose (2,371 pts ) on Nov 7, 2009 to
    Special Education Articles

  • Educational Toys for Children with Autism in Classrooms

    Autism is a developmental disorder where students exhibit a range of behaviors and preferences in selecting learning tools and toys in the classroom. Teachers selecting educational toys for the classroom must keep in mind toys that will stimulate learning and those that won't for autistic students.
    Published by rosy (3,036 pts ) on Sep 26, 2009 to
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  • Obsessive Compulsive Disorder in Children With Autism

    Children with autism sometimes have comorbid disorders that create additional challenges in behavior and development. Obsessive compulsive disorder, which involves highly regimented but nonfunctional routines, is often concurrent with autism. Learn about obsessive compulsive behavior in children.
    Published by WritingBug (3,838 pts ) on Aug 15, 2009 to
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  • Autism: How Some Children Can Possibly Recover

    Autism currently has no cure and not many medically supported treatments. Tons of monies are spent by desperate parents set on drastic improvements and possibly recovery. A small percentage of autistic children can decrease their symptoms significantly with treatment.
    Published by rocket_content (2,147 pts ) on Jun 26, 2009 to
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