Re: Art lessons for Autistic Students

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Date: Mon May 13 2002 - 15:51:33 PDT

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Autistic children really can run the gamat...but for the most part, they are
very tactile...love ceramic and weaving projects. They often are very
specific about swhat they want to do and where they are going with it. I
have two autistic children right now...Both love art...do more in my
classroom then in the other course of studies and the one does incredible
art...and can express themselves most elequently about their work too. Their
minds are just turning and going forward.
Laurie

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