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Parents of "twice-exceptional" children - those with both learning challenges and advanced skills - may choose #homeschooling to address the "masking" phenomenon and provide more individualized instruction. A scholar explains the benefits: buff.ly/ymllsgx
Rachael Cody, Oregon State University #ASD

The ConversationWhy parents of ‘twice-exceptional’ children choose homeschooling over public schoolA better understanding of why parents of children with special needs choose homeschooling can provide insights to help improve public schools.

I hate that I have skills, but I can't apply them because the social workers have crippled me so far that I can't comfortably work on stuff at home at my own pace, & my mental health prevents anyone from hiring me. (Anyone except disgusting recruiters for low functioning people)

I used to have a healthy local friend support network, my previous eviction wiped nearly everyone.

A new phone would prompt me to start a Odysee channel on being an Aspie on social welfare... That can't happen cause the person that previously agreed to a phone trade was denied a family loan for a car. He's now avoiding people to finish paid commissions.

As much as it hurts to ask, I need #mutualaid again to help either myself with food costs in a house that is collectively lying to me, or help my friend achieve a car purchase to ensure he gets his full driver's license this year so he can resume helping me. Links pinned to my profile.

#MutualAidRequest #autism #asd #aspie #aspielife @actuallyautistic

Moved to my new instance, so here's an #Introduction 👋🏼

I'm Rosie. Married to @wouter. Mum of 3. Dutch Indo #designer #artist #illustrator.

I ❤️ to #paint #draw #craft #sew #sculpt #design #code #drupal and build #lego

Sometimes I stream games and art on #Twitch.

Neurospicy (#ASD), and I have #lipoedema in my legs/arms.

Love to connect with fellow artists, crafters, gamers and geeks. 😄

Paper crafts: @RosieSoCrafty
#TheSims stuff: @SimsNetwork
#AnimalCrossing stuff: @RosieSoCrossing

Researchers have discovered air pollution could increase a child’s risk of developing autism spectrum disorder. The research, published in “Brain Medicine,” suggests ultra-small pollutants impact a young brain the most. @sciencefocus has more. flip.it/dXm9UM
#Science #Autism #ASD #Health #Pollution

flip.itAir pollution may increase risk of a child developing autismResearchers have discovered air pollution could increase a child’s risk of developing autism spectrum disorder (ASD).

Please stop with "autistic people are more moral". It's a modern-day "noble savage" myth. Yes, there are some amazingly good and moral autistic people. I also remember the army of sysadmins, engineers, and mere trolls who brigaded the comment sections of news sites and social media ~2014-2016, terrorizing and shaming minorities, rape victims, bullied children, and grieving parents, the same people who swamped online polls with bots and worked tirelessly to get Trump elected, many referring to themselves as "weaponized autists."

Some #autistic people are victim-blaming, billionaire-worshiping, conspiracy-theory-spreading MAGA followers. There are autistic evangelicals, bitcoin fanatics, and disinformation workers.

These people exist exist in the same universe as every autistic person who behaves in more moral ways, and who thinks more rationally than average.

AFAIK, the cluster of cognitive, social, social-cognitive, emotional, and behavioral differences that define #autism do not map well to morality.

Autistic people are _people_, as it turns out.

(Edits: removed redundancy, fixed grammar & sentence structure... I wrote this very late at night and it needed help)

Ok, I have a request that I am hoping Mastodon can deliver.

I am looking for some reading material on Autism and supporting autistic kids *in Persian*. I have a friend who may be going down the diagnosis path with their kid, and so far they have been using Google translate, but it's really bad for Persian translation. If anyone can point me in the direction of any documents, books, advice etc that is in Persian that I can show to her, that would be amazing.

Any leads would be great, thankyou

Adding hashtags as recommended

#Persian #ActuallyAutistic #Autism #ASD #askfedi

(also worth noting, my own kid is on the autism spectrum, and we can see from her diagnosis and talking to the person who dx'd kiddo both me and my dad are too - but we are new to this and I want to find already translated text by a human because we have found google translate to be really unreliable and sometimes says the opposite of what we are trying to say. we both speak a little french, but not enough for a proper translation.)

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For our youngest son who is #ASD and #ADHD homework was hell especially before he was diagnosed.
TBH it just reinforced barriers to learning. He was incredibly stubborn and a 10 minute bit of homework could take all day. Often not because he couldn't do it. He just didn't want to. What was annoying for us was he would occasionally give up resisting and do the homework very quickly. Whole day wasted.

The pressure to do homework stopped once he had a diagnosis.