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The Learning Environment | Mainstreaming
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More
and more children are being diagnosed with autism. You may already
have an autistic child in your class and not know it.
Understanding the way autistic children learn and think will help
you integrate these children into your classroom.
Children with autism tend to have many sensitivities which influence
behavior, communication, and social connection to the outside world.
Understanding the autistic child's rigid routines, repeated body
movements, unusual responses to people, or attachment to objects
is essential for providing an optimum learning environment and maximizing
social interaction with peers.
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