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Old 10-03-2009, 14:51   #71
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Re: teacher shut autistic girl a tiny room

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Originally Posted by Osem View Post
What action may be appropriate for any given autistic child is not a matter for the NAS website but for the various 'professionals' involved in the specific case who are responsible for the child's wellbeing and whose job it is to find out what he/she needs and responds to.
The NAS website also says that there is no correct solution for any given child and as the cause of the child's upset was not obvious how could anyone(even her own parents) be sure what to do in that situation.
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Behaviours and needs of pupils with ASD vary from one child to another, as with any child. A strategy that has worked with one child in a particular situation may not work with another child or, for that matter, even with the same child in a different situation!
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