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Autism Resources: Using the Web to Understand the Autistic World

According to the Wall Street Journal, somewhere between one in 500 and one in 166 children in the United States have autism. Autism has no definite causes or cures, and can seem like a devastating diagnosis for the patient and for his or her loved ones. However, people with autism can live successful, happy lives. In this Autism Resources Web Guide, you'll find valuable information for those with autism, and gain the knowledge you need to make life as rich as possible for you and your family.

What is Autism?

Use the sites in this section to understand what autism is, learn about its potential causes and ... read more »

Symptoms and Causes of Autism

Many of the symptoms and causes of autism are difficult for scientists and medical ... read more »

Autism Diagnosis and Treatment

Dealing with autism is easier when you're equipped with reliable autism diagnosis and ... read more »

Education for Autistic Children

With a few adaptive teaching techniques and an understanding of autistic behaviors, parents and teachers can provide a well-rounded education for autistic children.

Insights for Education for Autistic Children

  • "Autism in the School-Aged Child" is a highly recommended book for parents and teachers of autistic children. It reviews both behavioral management strategies and tips for educators who want to successfully integrate an autistic child into the school system.

Top Sites for Education for Autistic Children

For special education information for autistic children ...
The Autism Education Network teaches you how to navigate your school's special education system and obtain the resources necessary to help your child have the best school experience possible.
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U.S. Department of Education presents information about the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), which dictates how states and public agencies serve children with disabilities. This site is useful for parents or educators looking to increase their knowledge about special education regulations.
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For legal and other resources regarding education for autistic children ...
Autism PDD Support Network covers helpful information about the legal rights of people with autism, and provides information on education, financial and disability resources.
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For tips you can use at home regarding education for autistic children ...
JoeSchedule's Visual Toolkit helps parents create schedules for autistic children using pictures of planned activities. According to the site, a visual strategy teaches independence, and offers autistic children a sense of structure. You must pay a $30 annual fee to use the site, but a free demo is available.
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To help children understand autism ...
KidsHealth explains autism in simple terms that young children can understand.
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Adults With Autism

Autism does not go away with age and maturity, yet many of the resources about autism are geared ... read more »

Autism Advocacy

There are a variety of ways to get involved with autism advocacy, and share ... read more »

Autism News and Research

As researchers continue to study autism, it's important to stay abreast of the latest developments. ... read more »

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