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pink

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hi there i teach my twelve year old son who was diognosed in jan this year at home. i have had many split dissisions about this about weather or not we are doing the wright thing by this james has no friends at all even though we take him places and do lots of activities with him i cant help feeling that if he were at school then he would maybe make more friends.i want to be the best mom i can be for james and with asd there are many problems issues we have to face and work aroundjames is a very happy child and seems to thrive at home the education officer has no concerns with his work but many i know ask me what about the social side of things am i doing wright.

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  • Hi, my advise would be to talk to local schools, whether they are mainstream or an autism school, find out if they can meet his need After you have been to the schools and have an idea of which one/s would be suitable take your son to see them for his opinion.

    I would say that he would be better off in school as he will make friends and it will also allow him to establish some independance.

     

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  • Hi, my advise would be to talk to local schools, whether they are mainstream or an autism school, find out if they can meet his need After you have been to the schools and have an idea of which one/s would be suitable take your son to see them for his opinion.

    I would say that he would be better off in school as he will make friends and it will also allow him to establish some independance.

     

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