This disorder impacts the normal development of the brain in the areas of social interaction and communication skills. ... People in the aloof group spend hours in solitary, repetitive activities, and are very dependent on schedules and routines. ... The passive group is also generally caught up in routines and schedules but they will react less strongly than people classified in the aloof group if the routines are interrupted. ... However, they still need the routine and structure exhibited by the other two groups. ... People with this have near-normal IQ scores, may be educated to the col...

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Overpermissive - parents cannot set limits and permit a wider range of behaviour than normal. ... Break down of routines affects the child immensely and they may throw tantrums, this need to be dealt with professionally. ... There is also a fine line between keeping the routines, yet also breaking the children into new activities so they can gain appropriate self-reliance. ... Lavelle (1977) studies parents with handicapped, mentally handicapped or normal children, she found vast differences. Her main finding was that parents of normal children attributed their successes as ability and their f...

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Some are unable to deal with the interruption of their routine schedule or change, and could possibly injure themselves or become aggressive toward others. ... Even though autistic children may lack the normal skills like other children with autism, such as the ability to speak or communicate well with others, some have the ability to memorize massive amounts of information. ...

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They also like to keep the same routine if it some how becomes interrupted then they might become agitated. ... The individual will find it difficult to walk down a street while for us it would be a normal thing to do. For a normal person walking down the street with someone, while talking at the same time, and having card go by at the same time. ... A very small percentage exhibit above normal intelligence; an equally small percentage of children exhibit very low intellectual functioning. ...

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The periods in which they are taken out of the normal timetable is spent with extra input on the fields of the greatest need – mainly literacy and numeracy. ... He depends on structures and gets easily distracted if routines are not kept. ...

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Autistic children can not interact with others neither maintain normal contact with them. ... Once an individual has been identified as autistic, you start expecting the weird behavior he has Autistic children do not have any normal relationship with their family as well as they are never aware of the needs and feelings of other people. ... Then, adversely to normal persons, autistic individuals surprised the researchers by being indifferent when looking at the eyes. ... In some cases, they may hurt themselves with these activities and usually if any major change occur in their surroundings a...

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For this reason, pediatricians are recommended to perform routine specific ASD screenings at the age of 18 months and again at twenty-four months, in the United States (Brentani et.al 2013). ... While many children with ASD can develop some type of language skills, their progress is usually not to a normal level. ...

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In today's society diversity has become a huge factor. Classrooms all over the world contain children with different ethnicities, socioeconomic backgrounds, family life styles, and disabilities. When children with different backgrounds enter a classroom it is important for the teacher to understan...

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