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Autism help from someone with autism. This is an amazing video. Temple Grandin offers advice, tips, strategies and more!
Watch Video HERE
Temple Grandin is a very vocal member of the autism community. She was diagnosed with autism at the age of 2, and through her mother’s support and proactive treatment and thinking she has gone on to become a very respected animal science professional, as well as an autism rights activist. In this video, she explains her thoughts on the disorder, her various ideas on future treatment, and overall perceptions of autism.
Here is another video where she discusses what is feels like to have autism.
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You may also like these autism and special education resources from our TpT store:
For a checklist of 175+ accommodations, click the picture:
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Please click HERE to see more books and resources from my Amazon store. I've searched for the best-selling and/or highest rated teaching resources for you! (I earn a small commission.)
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