Autistic Children & Teaching

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This document discusses autism in children and effective teaching strategies. It provides general information about the recent rise in autism diagnoses and the importance of early diagnosis. The document also outlines facts about autism in children, including their need for routine and structure, and recommends methods and programs for teaching autistic children in the classroom effectively.

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