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www.huffingtonpost.com - August 18, 2011 9:33 PM

Broadway For Autistic Kids: 'The Lion King' Will Slightly Alter Show

MARK KENNEDY / AP NEW YORK -- Families of autistic children have a new place to engage their sons and daughters – Broadway.
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www.washingtonpost.com - May 21, 12:18 PM

In France autistic kids get psychotherapy; critics slam approach as outdated, unscientific

LONDON — In most developed countries, children with autism are usually sent to school where they get special education classes.
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www.detroitnews.com - May 18, 3:45 AM

Autistic students get support in EMU program

Although many young people on the autism spectrum can handle the academics of college, some need support navigating the social, time management and organizational skills required to pass courses.
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www.chicagotribune.com - May 18, 3:32 AM

Program helps students with autism make connections

Making connections can be a challenge for many teens, but it has been especially tough for Erron Gerstein, an 18-year-old student with autism at Vernon Hills High School.
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www.fastcocreate.com - May 18, 3:27 AM

“Carly’s Cafe” Provides a Glimpse At What It’s Like To Live With Autism

Those with severe autism are often unable to speak or communicate in any meaningful way, which makes 17-year-old Carly Fleischmann such an anomaly.
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www.forbes.com - May 14, 9:12 AM

Microsoft's Kinect Being Employed to Help Detect Autism Early - Forbes

Kinect might not be the greatest way to play video games, despite its introduction via the Xbox (unless you really, really like dancing), but the technology is still being unraveled as more and more uses are found for the device.
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www.sltrib.com - May 14, 9:11 AM

Utah autism treatment pilot struggles for funding

Despite assurances during the Legislative session that major insurance companies and a bank would donate $1 million toward a new autism treatment pilot, the state has not yet received any money.
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online.wsj.com - May 10, 7:26 PM

Child's Play to Help Tackle Autism

Some simple exercises, when done early, show promise in helping autistic children socialize and communicate.
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www.kget.com - May 10, 7:22 PM

Students with autism produce news shorts raising awareness

A local group of students with autism is turning to the power of television to raise awareness about the disorder. They are shooting short news reports that will ultimately air on 17 News and the first report airs Monday night.
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www.dailycommercial.com - May 10, 7:21 PM

Beacons of hope

After the first couple of one-on-one sessions between Beacon College students and elementary-school youths with learning disorders, educators observe ...

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www.pnj.com - May 9, 11:14 AM

Viewpoint: Integrating ESE students will mean success for all

Our country places a high priority on providing free education for all children, regardless of their race, gender or any other differentiating factor.
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www.fetaweb.com - May 9, 11:06 AM

Wrightslaw: From Emotions To Advocacy - Success Stories - Cold Hard Numbers and a Successful IEP Meeting

My son Sam has autism. He just turned three. For the past 10 months, he received ABA therapy and made good progress. We recently moved to a new town...

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www.dispatch.com - May 3, 4:52 PM

Disabilities in kids are increasingly nonphysical

Growing numbers of American families say they’re raising a child who has a disability, and the most-prevalent conditions are less and less likely to be physical disorders.
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www.concordmonitor.com - May 3, 4:38 PM

A new world of interacting

Markie Whalen cranes his neck, sees the other students heading inside and takes off. His teacher, who every day holds Markie's hand after recess, feels a second of pride before concern takes over.Markie is running."Oh, I've got to speed up.
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www.post-gazette.com - May 18, 3:48 AM

IPads in works for special needs students in Steel Valley

Steel Valley school directors will buy individual iPads for the district's 20 to 25 autistic students.

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www.ksla.com - May 18, 3:42 AM

Autism bill receives final passage in Louisiana

A bill that gives children with autism greater health benefits has received final passage.
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www.latimes.com - May 18, 3:27 AM

Study finds setbacks for young autistic adults

CHICAGO — One in 3 young adults with autism have no paid job experience or college or technical education nearly seven years after high school graduation, a study finds.
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www.dispatch.com - May 14, 9:13 AM

Officer urges autism training for first responders

Akron Police Sgt. Mark Farrar knows the facts of autism in his head and the pain of autism in his heart.
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www.pcworld.com - May 14, 9:11 AM

Passive Play: How an App Could Help Parents Connect With Autistic Kids

A college student's project focused on connecting with autistic children shows that there really is an app for everything.
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articles.orlandosentinel.com - May 10, 7:27 PM

Busing autistic students: Lake parents want to keep busing for autistic students

TAVARES — Parents of autistic Lake students are upset about a plan to cease out-of-county busing for their children to attend a specialized Orlando charter school. The school district is hoping to...
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www.post-gazette.com - May 10, 7:24 PM

Artist's portraits a glimpse into the world of autism

In Arne Svenson's exhibition "About Face" at The Andy Warhol Museum, the New York photographer takes portraiture to a new level, although that may not be immediately evident.

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belleville.patch.com - May 10, 7:22 PM

Autism and the Ethics of Inclusion: A Matter of Civil Rights

Obama's appointee to the National Council on DisAbility, Ari Ne'eman spoke about what it means to be “different” in an America built on equality and "justice for all.”...
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online.wsj.com - May 9, 11:15 AM

Study Damps Fears on Autism Change

Proposed new diagnostic criteria for autism don't appear to reduce the number of children diagnosed with that condition, according to preliminary data presented at the American Psychiatric Association annual meeting.
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www.brownsvilleherald.com - May 9, 11:12 AM

Transition to middle school important for children with autism

Transition to middle school important for children with autism

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www.wrightslaw.com - May 9, 11:03 AM

Tests, Testing Issues, and Advocacy by Dr. Bill Matthew, Former Special Ed Director

Educational Decision Making Should Be Empirically Driven Not Driven by Intuition or Tarot Card Reading

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articles.boston.com - May 3, 4:50 PM

Conn. House passes isolation room bill

A bill that would require the state to report on how often special education students are isolated because of emotional outbursts has passed the Connecticut House. State representatives voted...
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