All About Autism
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Hi Nugget,
Yah, must observe as quite worried. At home I control him and don’t mind using my hands when needed so behavior quite ok. I think I feel so unsettled as in the midst of planning to change school so quite worried new principal and teachers not receptive towards him. -
Hi mommies and 1 daddy,
What is arc? How to apply? -
Hi Niu2009,
ARC is an eipic. You need to see either a private or govt developmental physician to write a referral to SgEnable to queue up for ARC enrollment. -
more on SGEnable and its scheme to get started.
http://www.sgenable.sg/schemes/ -
Couragemom:
Hi couragemom,Hi Niu2009,
ARC is an eipic. You need to see either a private or govt developmental physician to write a referral to SgEnable to queue up for ARC enrollment.
Thanks a lot! I thought ARC is in pathlight. -
http://www.sgenable.sg/for-children/ear ... ren-eipic/
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http://www.wecaneip.com/arc/web/roles/R ... .shtml?e=4
http://www.autism.org.sg/training/calen ... hp?cat=all -
Many parents request that their child to be placed in group / classroom learning contexts. However, to be effective, groups must be highly structured and take into account the individual learning needs of the child with autism.
Simply being placed in a classroom does not guarantee learning for a young child with autism. Children are best matched according to their personalities, skills, and needs.
Successful classroom learning is often characterised by highly motivating activities for individual learners; visual structure so that learning is visually clear and meaningful; and increased positive social experiences with adults and peers in meaningful contexts. -
Hi mommies and 1 daddy,
Brought my son for an interview with the Principal at the new pre-school and was accepted.
On Thursday night when I brought my daughter out separately to get a costume for her school speech and drama. My husband brought my son to the playground and he actually joined a older boy in play for more than 10 minutes and kept saying ‘again’ to the gor gor to enact his silly antics and imitated him in every move! I am impressed as all along, we do see him imitate/follow other kids in playground antics before but never so long! -
Couragemom:
And he's only 2 year old!Hi mommies and 1 daddy,
Brought my son for an interview with the Principal at the new pre-school and was accepted.
On Thursday night when I brought my daughter out separately to get a costume for her school speech and drama. My husband brought my son to the playground and he actually joined a older boy in play for more than 10 minutes and kept saying 'again' to the gor gor to enact his silly antics and imitated him in every move! I am impressed as all along, we do see him imitate/follow other kids in playground antics before but never so long!
who knows, maybe by the time u actually get him diagnosed, they will tell u he isn't ASD after all?
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