Know Autism
Autism spectrum disorder is a developmental disorder that affects communication and conduct. Though autism can be analyzed at any age, it is called “developmental disorder” because the symptoms usually appear in the first two years of life.
People with ASD:
- Trouble communicating and interacting with people
- Banned Interests and Repetitive Behavior
- Signs that affect the functioning of the person properly in school, work and other areas of life
Symptoms of ASD
- People with ASD have difficulty with social communication and negotiation, restricted interests and repetitive behaviors.
- Making a little or discreet eye contact.
- Not to see or hear people.







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DR. NAHED ANASSERI
HonanaryAmbassador , Founder /Owner of Emirates Walk for Autism And Co Chairperson Global for Children with Determination.
Has achieved Dubai Police with Best Teacher Award , Global CEO Award McMillianwoods , United Nation Women National Committee Canada, Excellence Kennedy, Sheikh Khalifa Token by ADICOE and Women Excellence Group.
We aim to educate and support the understanding for the children and adults with Autism with addition focusing to the elder age as well. In today’s society, it is difficult enough to grasp what Autism and Asperger’s Syndrome is about,
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myths about autism
We have put together 9 myths about Autism to help eradicate delusions. 1. Myth: People with Autism aren’t friendly Truth: If someone is autistic in your class, they may struggle with social skills, which can be difficult to communicate with peers. They may feel shy or...
read moreTIPS FOR NEW AUTISM PARENTS
Here are some tips for the autistic child's parents. 1) Get ready for a marathon. You are about to start an ever-ending marathon. Purchase some books. You have a lot of time in the therapy waiting room. Enjoy reading some check-to-brain-in-the-door novels. 2) Get away...
read moreFIVE WAYS TEACHERS CAN SUPPORT STUDENTS WITH AUTISM
Here are five things that you can do immediately to teach better autism children. 1. Connect with mother. Mother is one of the biggest supporters. Talk to the heart of the child with your mother's heart. Share your difficulties. Tell him that you want to help. Ask for...
read moreRain Man: A movie that brings out Autism to attention
Rain Man is all about two brothers, one with the autism spectrum and another one is dealing with him. How a younger brother takes care, tackle and understand his elder brother who is autistic but has a remarkable mind. Rather than sugarcoating autism, the movie portrays autism in a naturalistic way. It also manifests the pains and pleasures of living and working with someone with autism. This movie depicts a debate over either autism is increasing or it is just being better diagnosed. Both way, Rain Man brought autism out into the open and gave autism public attention.