CDC researcher Poul Thorsen, who famously headed up the "Denmark Study" that many claim disproved any link between autism and vaccines, has been indicted in Atlanta by a federal grand jury on charges of wire fraud, money laundering&defrauding research institutions of grant money.
Poul Thorson is a scientist who formerly worked for the CDC,&over the last several years,he oversaw millions of dollars in grant money that was used to conduct research to"prove"that vaccines have no link to autism
no no no. I'm an autistic child here and there is no way i'm going in there for
the rediculous social skill program. I never like being in an autistic school. I always want to go in a normal school and never the SEN (special education needs)
yeah like in harbor, only take u for ur money lol,,i have autistic boy 8 years old and if i want the best i have to pay something i cant aford,,thats why i fukn hate this country (of oportunity) my ass, im american and i hate the system full of shit, making wars allover the world spending that money that my autistic son or others can use!!!!!
Being an Aspie I like this idea. Besides the peer issues I really think we have very different learning requirements that require heavier concentration than nts and that the educational system would be more efficient by segregating us rather than awkwardly juggling between our needs (or sticking us in with mentally disabled and esentially disinfranchising us).
AS are very different, learning in a processional manner were we work on a subject until it (and all within it's perythory) has been completely mastered, from whence we proceed onto another subject in a successional manner all the way up until highschool (where data is to be synthesized through the use of analogy and catagorization).
Schools have more or been little more than holding pens for Neurotypicals who need continuous drilling give their short attention spans and interest, which adversly effects AS who are forced to move to and fro without actually studying anything because the other kids aren't as interested and need continual stimulation.
We could probably describe this type of corriculum as "Processional". The idea being that AS youth can attain a highschool graduat level proficiency by the age of 15 by actively following through with the obsessions (preferably with language being first, then arithmatic next and so on) rather than beign forced to move to and fro without actually studying anything because the kids around him aren't as dedicated.
AS are very different in that they will, once prompted, continue on a subject until that subject (and all within it's perythory) is completely mastered, from whence they can then work on another subject and the next after that in a successional manner all the way up until highschool (where data is synthesized through mnemonic analogies and catagorization would be extremely useful for this process)
This is very interesting. Obvioussly AS have very different learning requirements than nts and thus would fair better in segregation.
Schools have been little more than holding pens for Neurotypicals who need someone to continuoussly drill them to learn as they have a very short attention span and usually turn school into a social club.
@a95865 ive met autistic kids b4. There usually very smart but yet so different. enough of the time there casted away from society. Not most of the time but the effects of autism can be from nothing to not evan understanding the simplists of concepts. Autistic kids usually want to be normal so thats why there in special ed and schools like these. Are there almost the same as there brothers, sisters, parents etc. They will always be different
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CDC researcher Poul Thorsen, who famously headed up the "Denmark Study" that many claim disproved any link between autism and vaccines, has been indicted in Atlanta by a federal grand jury on charges of wire fraud, money laundering&defrauding research institutions of grant money.
Poul Thorson is a scientist who formerly worked for the CDC,&over the last several years,he oversaw millions of dollars in grant money that was used to conduct research to"prove"that vaccines have no link to autism
promiseIsaih60 10 months ago
This is a great initiative started in Chicago, called The Red Kite Project. Search it on Youtube or google for info or the documentary film.
RascalsAndRogues 1 year ago
no no no. I'm an autistic child here and there is no way i'm going in there for
the rediculous social skill program. I never like being in an autistic school. I always want to go in a normal school and never the SEN (special education needs)
ohhdearrgodditssalex 1 year ago
yeah like in harbor, only take u for ur money lol,,i have autistic boy 8 years old and if i want the best i have to pay something i cant aford,,thats why i fukn hate this country (of oportunity) my ass, im american and i hate the system full of shit, making wars allover the world spending that money that my autistic son or others can use!!!!!
PANIKIADO12 1 year ago
Being an Aspie I like this idea. Besides the peer issues I really think we have very different learning requirements that require heavier concentration than nts and that the educational system would be more efficient by segregating us rather than awkwardly juggling between our needs (or sticking us in with mentally disabled and esentially disinfranchising us).
DChatc 1 year ago 3
AS are very different, learning in a processional manner were we work on a subject until it (and all within it's perythory) has been completely mastered, from whence we proceed onto another subject in a successional manner all the way up until highschool (where data is to be synthesized through the use of analogy and catagorization).
DChatc 1 year ago 2
Schools have more or been little more than holding pens for Neurotypicals who need continuous drilling give their short attention spans and interest, which adversly effects AS who are forced to move to and fro without actually studying anything because the other kids aren't as interested and need continual stimulation.
DChatc 1 year ago
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DChatc 1 year ago
whatever happened to a good old fashioned ass woopin
jimbo081 1 year ago
@jimbo081 Yeah, like the one you need based from your comment.
Sporkerchan 1 year ago
a chemical that has been relegalized for our food triples the amount of autistic kids.
sameritaco 1 year ago
We could probably describe this type of corriculum as "Processional". The idea being that AS youth can attain a highschool graduat level proficiency by the age of 15 by actively following through with the obsessions (preferably with language being first, then arithmatic next and so on) rather than beign forced to move to and fro without actually studying anything because the kids around him aren't as dedicated.
DChatc 1 year ago
AS are very different in that they will, once prompted, continue on a subject until that subject (and all within it's perythory) is completely mastered, from whence they can then work on another subject and the next after that in a successional manner all the way up until highschool (where data is synthesized through mnemonic analogies and catagorization would be extremely useful for this process)
DChatc 1 year ago
This is very interesting. Obvioussly AS have very different learning requirements than nts and thus would fair better in segregation.
Schools have been little more than holding pens for Neurotypicals who need someone to continuoussly drill them to learn as they have a very short attention span and usually turn school into a social club.
DChatc 1 year ago
This is a bad idea for kids higher up the Autism Spectrum, especially if it replaces Primary School.
It will simply make the kid feel different, even if he wants to be normal.
a95865 2 years ago 7
@a95865 Absolutely. But I hope this school only takes the low-functioning kids, because they're the ones who desperately need it.
Elemarth 2 years ago
@a95865 ive met autistic kids b4. There usually very smart but yet so different. enough of the time there casted away from society. Not most of the time but the effects of autism can be from nothing to not evan understanding the simplists of concepts. Autistic kids usually want to be normal so thats why there in special ed and schools like these. Are there almost the same as there brothers, sisters, parents etc. They will always be different
sameritaco 1 year ago
A sort of rival for my alma mater League School, but OK, too.
DragonLord1975 2 years ago
ASS!
shotyoureye0ut 2 years ago
He's a Child with autism
drtgreatwhites 2 years ago
wow, the fascist right-wing have made disabilties into yet another income-based competition.
pasfresh123 3 years ago 11