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Autistic Thinking

How Autistic Brains Think, Learn & Remember

Alondra B. Rogers-Clements
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Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
Divergent Autism Services

About

What if we've been looking at Autism all wrong? What if we've been going about teaching Autistics the wrong way? What if neurotypical researchers, educators, and theorists have missed how Autistic brains work because they've been looking at Autistic behaviors as indicators of processing through a neurotypical lens?



Challenging conventional wisdom, Autistic Thinking examines Autistic thinking, learning, and remembering from the point of view of an Autistic person. It provides Autistic people with potentially life-changing information needed to understand and accommodate themselves, and it provides fresh insight for parents, families, and professionals into the Autistic children and adults they love or work with.

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Alondra B. Rogers-ClementsAuthor