Kids and Adults Look at Words and Faces Differently Nathan Collins Science & Medicine Young children literally see words and faces differently than adults do, according to new research. Where adults can most easily comprehend a word when they look at it straight on, children need to look a...
Teaching from an Inner Place: On Working with Students with Autism Jason Gruhl Education, Psychology “I can still feel the ‘thud’ of the marker thrown at my head. I had been working with Andrew, a student with autism, for about a minute, attempting to get him to write his name on a piece of paper. He became frustrated, threw the marker, and climbed under his desk.”
