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If You Had The Opportunity To Train Your Child's Teacher/therapist, What Would You Teach Them?
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Need to contact local school district and provide real life input. Insistence on using ABA only to address my kid's needs is illogical at the stage she is in. Do not know how to deal with ups and downs or progress. Thanks!

posted July 28, 2013
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1. High intelligence does not mean high maturity or lack of disability. 2. Autism is not a choice. You can’t discipline it away.

posted July 29, 2013

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