My son had great difficulty with tripod grip and he was not able to write after his Early Intervention programs.so when he was 8 years old I decided to teach him typing and I taught him step by step. After that I started sharing that videos to help other kids.Lots of parents contacted me for the step by step procedure of typing and so again I am posting it for them. All these steps I did and it helped my son to learn.I hope it will help other kids too. Most important things is CONSISTENCY. We should do step by step consistently. Prerequisites of typing Step 1: Pointing to alphabets in an alphabet chart with visual clues. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Af_xde-5coM&t Step 2: Find which is different from a strip of alphabets and sorting confusing alphabets like n and u,p and b,b and d. Most of our kids have confusion with alphabets like p and b,u and n….because of their visual discrimination difficulties. https://www.youtube.com/...
Advaith was diagnosed with Autism and ADHD when he was 2.4 years old. At that stage, he was non-verbal and would communicate by pulling my hand towards his desired objects. He was diagnosed with ASD at NIMHANS and doctors suggested ABA (Applied Behaviour Analysis). They explained to me that for maximum benefit, the mother should partake with the therapist in the interventions for the child. We enrolled him for ABA when he was 2.5 years old. His therapist introduced sign language to him. As I was a co-therapist for him, at home also I started practising sign language for communication. After one month of ABA, he started communicating for his needs independently using signs - music, book, carry…etc. He started vocalising with first sounds while communicating. His therapist then asked me to fade signs and focus on sounds. So, we started to focus on words for communication. This put immense pressure on Advaith and the r...
Our bad experience with SriLankan Airline staff Details explained in the following link Smrithy Rajesh - YOUR PREJUDICES DON'T DEFINE US I am sharing a... | Facebook The post was shared my may people and media took over the incident. Autistic boy denied boarding over 'threat' at Bengaluru airport | Bengaluru News - Times of India (indiatimes.com) SriLankan Airlines denies boarding to autistic boy. Family recounts harrowing ordeal - India Today Fellow parents, here is good news for all of us. I hope you remember our bad experience with SriLankan airlines while travelling to the Maldives. Children or adults with special needs should get the dignity that they deserve. And finally we are getting justice.. My sincere thanks to Chief Commisioner for Person's with Disability Mr.Rajesh Agarwal sir for his great support for us. He stood with us in all the hearings throughout the court proceedings. I am very happy and proud today because I was able to make this change for our c...
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