In our society today, there are TV shows and movies that have been coming out in which characters portray individuals living with Autism. From cartoon shows to regular shows to movies, people get to learn about what living with Autism is like. In the entertainment world, actors and actresses have been coming out to playContinue reading “TV shows and movies about Autism”
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Book Review: Rules by Cynthia Lord
What does this book make you think of? The book title can explain itself, but its more than just about that. The perspective in this book comes from a neurotypical person having a sibling living with Autism; The sister’s name is Catherine, whose perspective is told from in this book, and her brother’s name isContinue reading “Book Review: Rules by Cynthia Lord”
Interview with Joyce Li on ABA and Early Intervention
This guest interview story with is Joyce Li, an ABA Teacher Assistant for an Early Intervention Center and does home cases for children living with Autism. Personally, I have known Joyce since I was in high school and have been good friends with her since then. Today, she is like another sister to me. MyContinue reading “Interview with Joyce Li on ABA and Early Intervention”
Early Intervention
As soon as I was diagnosed with Autism, my parents did everything they can to get me services and therapies that I needed. Eventually, I received Early Intervention. I had Early Intervention while living in NY. Early Intervention helped me progress to now living to my best potential and quality of life today. To thisContinue reading “Early Intervention”
ABLE account
There are so many kinds of financial plans and accounts! I am going to share about ABLE account, and how it really is not like many other savings nor investment plans for individuals living with disabilities. ABLE account is a savings, investment account specifically designed for individuals living with disabilities. Individuals living with disabilities areContinue reading “ABLE account”
Virtual Education
Teaching at home during the Coronavirus has made educators and professionals discover new ways to teach students. We can all say that the education system will see many changes in the ways that students are being taught, especially as we continue to learn various ways to incorporate technology into teaching. Not only that, it connectsContinue reading “Virtual Education”
The world during Coronavirus
I never thought the Coronavirus would affect the whole entire world. Everyone has to stay home for their safety and health. Schools are closed, leaving children to learn remotely online. Stores are limiting the amount of customers in their stores, as well as everyone wearing masks everywhere they go. I’m writing this story because allContinue reading “The world during Coronavirus”
Book Review: “Funny, You Don’t Look Autistic” by Micheal McCreary
Let me tell everyone something! This book is an excellent, hilarious perspective of living with Autism through Micheal McCreary. He is an individual living with Autism who is in his 20s, and he is a stand-up comedian. He really loves to perform on stage through comedy. Ever since he was a little boy, he enjoyedContinue reading “Book Review: “Funny, You Don’t Look Autistic” by Micheal McCreary”
Ways to teach young children with Autism
Here is a picture of approaches that anyone can teach to young children, not just with Autism: These approaches should be taught very early on in an individual’s life, especially for a child living with Autism. No matter who you are, a parent, professional, educator, etc., anyone can teach with these approaches to children. IContinue reading “Ways to teach young children with Autism”
My Top 5 about being a woman living with Autism
Autism is an neuro-developmental disability diagnosed more in boys than girls. When it comes to being a woman and living with Autism, it can be an interesting life. These are my 5 top when it comes to be a woman living with Autism. I have to work harder than most people. If you read myContinue reading “My Top 5 about being a woman living with Autism”
The World of Autism 