“When you hear a sound, your brain responds. When the child with autism hears a sound, their brain responds too, but a little bit later. What we’re seeing is a…split-second delay in recognizing that sound,” Tim Roberts says.
Ms. Chetry asks, “How does that play out in how children with autism learn and communicate?”
“What happens is [...]
This is how a little on how my autistic mind thinks…
I just had a talk with my daughter about how she grew up with a parent with Asperger’s Syndrome (on the autism spectrum). After looking at her like she was an alien (fascinated) and saying, “I don’t get it” and asking pointed questions until she [...]