> paullockhart1969 said on
12-03-2009 at
20:05:
T.E.A.C.H
> gahana108 said on
12-02-2009 at
16:25:
the best advice i can give you, is, just remember that their all individual. not one way will work with them all. work from your heart. they are visual learners for the most part. be patient. the fact that you love them really helps!
> bethey28 said on
12-02-2009 at
10:35:
I am a first year teacher. I feel terrible, because I don't know what I'm doing. I love my kids and want to do the best I can for them. If you find out her email address please let me know. I'm crushed right now. Need good advice!
> gahana108 said on
11-29-2009 at
22:30:
does anyone know Temple's email address?
> NokneesLooney said on
11-14-2009 at
05:20:
Watching her is like talking to my 11 year old in some ways. They have ALOT of the same habits....I must have my hubby and my sons teachers watch this!
> 1SpeedBug said on
11-09-2009 at
17:12:
Temple is a wonderful person who has been very helpful in offering suggestions that have helped us in assisting our son with his emergence from the autism disorder. If you get the chance, go see her speak. She one of the most dynamic speakers I have had the opportunity to see.
> mama2monkee said on
11-02-2009 at
11:13:
My 3 year old has just recently been diagnosed on the autism spectrum and this and others like it have given me a glimpse of his world. I am so thankful to have the opportunity to live in his world when he has such difficulty in mine.
> threadysparrow said on
10-11-2009 at
04:57:
hmmmm... 6point you seem like a voice of reason. there is no reason not to trust what you say about autism
> gwizz77 said on
10-06-2009 at
23:21:
I was always normal, I was just very shy towards people.
> ShaneWednesday said on
10-06-2009 at
21:18:
This is incredible. I can relate to sooooo much of this and I've never been diagnosed on the autism spectrum.
> SkillSproutVideo said on
10-03-2009 at
03:03:
Temple's amazing!!
> heather26cc said on
10-01-2009 at
17:59:
i have two sons that are on the autism spectrum and both of their cases and behaviors are totally different. i have to read books just to learn how to teach my children. one thing she says is how brilliant that they are but some of that is due to alot of these children being right brained.
> Agentbromsnor said on
09-27-2009 at
00:11:
I really want to punch people who give autism a generic description. Autism is such a wide term that it is virtually impossible to say what autism specifically is because every case is different. I saw video's of autistic children who refuse to talk to their parents, but frankly if anyone around me treated me like a fucking moron I would probably do the same thing.
> thisisjustme1 said on
09-26-2009 at
11:52:
Bloody hell, this is interesting ! I feel a lot like this sometimes...
> ekahamsa said on
09-18-2009 at
00:18:
hmm i think i sway towards autistic thought.didnt realize how much i resemble these traits until watching this video.i think i have trained myself out of many of the social impairments but still love my own company & the comfort of details in my work.great video
> sdsdsd1222 said on
09-08-2009 at
03:09:
I love how they had a person who actually had autism. Because if they had someone who didn't have it I don't think it would have been explained as well.:D
> aGwEENapple said on
09-06-2009 at
20:02:
It is interesting to know about and understand Autism.I don't believe I'm autistic, but everyone is different and autistic peoples' "differences" interest me.It is ashame how people don't want to know more about other people. People have characteristics for various reasons.
> UniqueMJPT said on
08-30-2009 at
23:21:
Please check out a great Children's book about Autism, PDD and ADHD called 'Why Is He Different?' (Please spread the word about this unique book, tell your friends and tell me what you think about it. Big thanks!!). You can preview it on youtube profile called Monalisaknew. Just copy and paste the following sentence in youtube search window: 'Why Is He Different? (Autism Book)'You can also buy this book on AthsePublishing(dot)com. Thank You !!
> Jakepatti629 said on
08-30-2009 at
14:20:
My son has just been diagnosed and this has been a tremendous helpful look itno my son's world. Thank you
> Pam4Rob said on
08-29-2009 at
11:03:
and I would also like to state that you cannot get autism from immunity shots, thats a bunch of horse crap. seriously, I can't believe people buy into that crap.
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