By Sara Finegan A word to parents and teachers– Ok, two words: (1) don’t (2) stop. In the world of readers with autism, the worst conversation is the one that goes like this: Parent: John is really having a tough time with the reading homework. Teacher: Yes, he is far below grade level. Parent: He doesn’t [...]
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