Very good video. My son is 8 years old and is on the spectrum of autism. For some reason he does not want to do any writing at school, but at home he does copy from the white board and write perfect. Everyday his teacher complains to us about this.
There are so many skills involved in writing and school requires us to do ALL of them at the same time -My question is: is he able to do it at home becase he is writing on a blackboard (different eye, hand and boy position than writing on paper on a desk), is it becasue the bleckboard is a different color? Some kids struggle writing on WHITE paper, - or is it because he is able to take his time?
@@AutismLive Thank you so much for the response, i really do appreciate it. At home he writes on paper and on his white board, we will make some errors for ex some letters he will leave out, and his writing is very slow because he try's to make his letters perfect. But at school his teacher said he don't write at all. I was told martial arts helps in their motor skills and help them focus, so this week i join him in an martial art school. I also have him in swimming classes. He also has problems memorizing words and this is affecting his reading.
Hi, I'm on the spectrum myself, and math was always my main issue when I was in school, in the late 1990s to early 2010s. The creative subjects were always my best subjects, as I am a predominantly hands-on learner, followed very closely by visual learning. The more hands-on and visual subjects were also typically my strong subjects. My mom told me about a time in kindergarten, when my teacher had me stay inside during recess, because I hadn't done my math work that day. Here is how this teacher could have handled this instead. Teacher (brings over bin of blocks): "Ok, Leanne, please put two blocks on your desk." Me: (counts while taking out blocks): "one, two." Teacher: "Very nice, now please put two more blocks on your desk." Me (while taking out blocks): "one, two." Teacher: "very nice! Now count how many blocks you have on your desk." Me: "one, two, three, four." Teacher: "YES! So what does two plus two equal?" Me: "FOUR!"
I don’t think control is exclusive to adults. I think that is actually a very common reason for negative behaviors I have seen in my preschool classroom (although most of my kiddos are neurotypical so maybe that’s the difference)
I've been in special ed for all my life until I graduated this May and when I was still in elementary I bitten another kid and I was suspended for like a day. But when a kid bit me (probably a neurotypical kid) they are left off the hook. I have no clear memory of this. How I know is from my parents. My Autism then was moderate but today I am very moderate and angry and depressed.
Honestly, if a person is biting, they usually know that what they're doing is hurting you. Same for pulling hair. Same for kicking. If a sentient being knows what they're doing is hurting others, they usually do NOT want the same action retributed to them. However, retribution or a different commensurate consequence is very effective at eliminating the behavior. They learn, "If I kick/hit/spit, I will receive an undesirable consequence." Autistic persons (like all intelligent beings) have the ability to process this BASIC cause/effect relationship and adjust their behavior thusly.
My kid bit his teacher because the teacher forced my kid to write using "excessive" force, i used quotation marks because the director said it was normal but i have the video i disagree.
Excellent Video clip! Forgive me for butting in, I am interested in your thoughts. Have you considered - Ponubraat Phrenic Prevalence (do a google search)? It is an awesome exclusive guide for parenting children with Asperger's or high-functioning Autism minus the normal expense. Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my coo-worker after a lifetime of fighting got great success with it.
My brother used to always bite me when we were little kids it always hurted😭 he still bites but he is 24 now it hurts even more last time he bit me i was pregnant and my back ended up bleeding it felt like if a dog was attacking me next few year he slammed my daughters head against the wall i thought he had killed her but whats worst my mom has always protected him she wants me wo watch over him when she dies sadly i cant i fear for my life
Some people have been threatened with losing their neuro-normal children when they fail to protect them from an aggressive child. A parent cannot LEGALLY allow their children to be hurt by anyone, not even another sibling.
Put him in a group home with other fellow Autistic people. He will be well taken care of. I've been thinking about going into something kinda like that myself. But you get to have a house.
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My son is 15 he has Autism hes in the 8th grade they have problems with him wanting to stay on youtube during class n they lock him out of his tablet n he gets back in it he dont do any of his work
Oh wow :(( I have yet to be diagnosed, though my psychologist thinks I have autism, but I also use youtube and other websites during class. I am allowed to read comics on the PC sometime, but only in the breaks
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Very good video. My son is 8 years old and is on the spectrum of autism. For some reason he does not want to do any writing at school, but at home he does copy from the white board and write perfect. Everyday his teacher complains to us about this.
There are so many skills involved in writing and school requires us to do ALL of them at the same time -My question is: is he able to do it at home becase he is writing on a blackboard (different eye, hand and boy position than writing on paper on a desk), is it becasue the bleckboard is a different color? Some kids struggle writing on WHITE paper, - or is it because he is able to take his time?
@@AutismLive
Thank you so much for the response, i really do appreciate it. At home he writes on paper and on his white board, we will make some errors for ex some letters he will leave out, and his writing is very slow because he try's to make his letters perfect. But at school his teacher said he don't write at all. I was told martial arts helps in their motor skills and help them focus, so this week i join him in an martial art school. I also have him in swimming classes. He also has problems memorizing words and this is affecting his reading.
Hi, I'm on the spectrum myself, and math was always my main issue when I was in school, in the late 1990s to early 2010s. The creative subjects were always my best subjects, as I am a predominantly hands-on learner, followed very closely by visual learning. The more hands-on and visual subjects were also typically my strong subjects. My mom told me about a time in kindergarten, when my teacher had me stay inside during recess, because I hadn't done my math work that day. Here is how this teacher could have handled this instead.
Teacher (brings over bin of blocks): "Ok, Leanne, please put two blocks on your desk."
Me: (counts while taking out blocks): "one, two."
Teacher: "Very nice, now please put two more blocks on your desk."
Me (while taking out blocks): "one, two."
Teacher: "very nice! Now count how many blocks you have on your desk."
Me: "one, two, three, four."
Teacher: "YES! So what does two plus two equal?"
Me: "FOUR!"
I don’t think control is exclusive to adults. I think that is actually a very common reason for negative behaviors I have seen in my preschool classroom (although most of my kiddos are neurotypical so maybe that’s the difference)
I've been in special ed for all my life until I graduated this May and when I was still in elementary I bitten another kid and I was suspended for like a day. But when a kid bit me (probably a neurotypical kid) they are left off the hook. I have no clear memory of this. How I know is from my parents. My Autism then was moderate but today I am very moderate and angry and depressed.
Honestly, if a person is biting, they usually know that what they're doing is hurting you. Same for pulling hair. Same for kicking. If a sentient being knows what they're doing is hurting others, they usually do NOT want the same action retributed to them. However, retribution or a different commensurate consequence is very effective at eliminating the behavior. They learn, "If I kick/hit/spit, I will receive an undesirable consequence." Autistic persons (like all intelligent beings) have the ability to process this BASIC cause/effect relationship and adjust their behavior thusly.
So what’s the consequence? Bite back? Genuinely asking
My kid bit his teacher because the teacher forced my kid to write using "excessive" force, i used quotation marks because the director said it was normal but i have the video i disagree.
Excellent Video clip! Forgive me for butting in, I am interested in your thoughts. Have you considered - Ponubraat Phrenic Prevalence (do a google search)? It is an awesome exclusive guide for parenting children with Asperger's or high-functioning Autism minus the normal expense. Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my coo-worker after a lifetime of fighting got great success with it.
My brother used to always bite me when we were little kids it always hurted😭 he still bites but he is 24 now it hurts even more last time he bit me i was pregnant and my back ended up bleeding it felt like if a dog was attacking me next few year he slammed my daughters head against the wall i thought he had killed her but whats worst my mom has always protected him she wants me wo watch over him when she dies sadly i cant i fear for my life
What the fuck
where do you guys live? there are many resources to help with these behaviors and with respite care. I would love to help you find something.
Some people have been threatened with losing their neuro-normal children when they fail to protect them from an aggressive child. A parent cannot LEGALLY allow their children to be hurt by anyone, not even another sibling.
I’m sorry but if my brother slammed my child head on the wall , his head would have been next. Spectrum or not idgaf…
Put him in a group home with other fellow Autistic people. He will be well taken care of. I've been thinking about going into something kinda like that myself. But you get to have a house.
Thank you
We have seen our prototype glasses help and facilitate learning in Autistic children. The glasses allow the Autistic brain to filter sensory input and after 30 min of having them on- the wearer will notice results. Thank you aiding the parents of Autistic children. We also want to contribute to their lives in a positive way.
www.gofundme.com/f/autismglasses
What. Is FBA? Is this under the handicapped laws? Getting extra help or extra teachers for one child?
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My son is 15 he has Autism hes in the 8th grade they have problems with him wanting to stay on youtube during class n they lock him out of his tablet n he gets back in it he dont do any of his work
Oh wow :(( I have yet to be diagnosed, though my psychologist thinks I have autism, but I also use youtube and other websites during class. I am allowed to read comics on the PC sometime, but only in the breaks
I like this
i surivved behaviuior modification therapy nada ABA in west windsor plainsbo0ro highs chool north I am apsychiatriatic survivor proud of it no martte rwhat these assholes did i surivved htem i have three dreams in life omar al bashir in prison for darfur started my own human riht sngo in south africa nad moving there fortunatley i dont need usa citizenship fopr any of things
What about the regular kids who cant handle the weird behaviour of the spectrum kid?
"regular" kids should be worried about there own "weird behaviour"
Not helpful at all. All rubbish ideas.
Thank you