All About Autism
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He even try to block my vision if I’m looking at other child n he stare at me.
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specialboymum:
my son also struggles w the 4 intonation in HYPY. Can u share how you teach?most of our kids are 'visual learner' and are very good in memorizing.
For my boy, he learnt all the roads in Singapore by playing with the iphone google map app (the one that have photos). He is now our walking GPS and street directory. Visual aids is always helpful when we are teaching visual learner. For my son, I got to use fingers to help my son to learn the 4 intonation in hanyu pinyin, which he is struggling with.
Regarding reading people's expression/feelings, it can be taught, but then must first build up eye contact. -
Mummies , does yr child super sensitive to sound like vacuum cleaner or hair dryer.
Whenever I use vacuum cleaner my son will traumatized …how to help him over come this ? -
Mummies, I hav lost track which mummies n how old the child.
Can start w me first for reference:
1) helplessmum3 , son 2.5 years old. Suspect ASD or HF ASD. (to confirm later by physcologist )
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Can’t help u on that. My boy can sleep thru while I vacuum next to him. He just can’t take cinema sounds and loud theatrical sounds. We just gave up going to the cinema.
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helplessmum3:
Hi! You must send your child for an assessment by qualified psychologist in order to diagnose. These group of children are typically verbal and have high IQ but have some ASD traits, especially in their social skills.
Hi HappyStar,happystar:
Dear Parents,
It's really great to hear your children are settling well in mainstream primary schools. Does anyone know which schools in the Central area are supportive of high functioning ASD children? My child is registering for P1 this year.
how/what they found out that and classified as High Functioning ASD Children in Singapore?
High IQ. act normal but still have ASD traits? and why they still classify as ASD? -
happystar:
Hi Happystar,Dear Parents,
It's really great to hear your children are settling well in mainstream primary schools. Does anyone know which schools in the Central area are supportive of high functioning ASD children? My child is registering for P1 this year.
My son will be enrolling next year. I am also trying to see which primary school is supportive.
For central, I heard that the St Andrews Primary is a good one. Not sure if this is central enough for you
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nugget:
Hi nugget, are you participating in the P1 registration this year? St Andrews Primary seems too far for me. I will be sending my child to River Valley Primary.
Hi Happystar,happystar:
Dear Parents,
It's really great to hear your children are settling well in mainstream primary schools. Does anyone know which schools in the Central area are supportive of high functioning ASD children? My child is registering for P1 this year.
My son will be enrolling next year. I am also trying to see which primary school is supportive.
For central, I heard that the St Andrews Primary is a good one. Not sure if this is central enough for you -
happystar:
Hi! You must send your child for an assessment by qualified psychologist in order to diagnose. These group of children are typically verbal and have high IQ but have some ASD traits, especially in their social skills.[/quote]Soon my son will be diagnosis by kkh physcologist . Hiaz why God make my son in defect :(... Will they wan to get married...
Hi HappyStar,helplessmum3:
[quote=\"happystar\"]Dear Parents,
It's really great to hear your children are settling well in mainstream primary schools. Does anyone know which schools in the Central area are supportive of high functioning ASD children? My child is registering for P1 this year.
how/what they found out that and classified as High Functioning ASD Children in Singapore?
High IQ. act normal but still have ASD traits? and why they still classify as ASD? -
hi helplessmum3,
you have to be more positive.
our kids are different but definately not less.
i told my girl she is special in her own unique way, and this is what makes her her.
all of us here have gone a long way with our kids, but it will only get better. trust me, they will cope better and improve as they grow up.
you will be smiling at little steps of improvement they make every day. :celebrate:
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