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This book is an autobiographical account that gives a rare, detailed and warm insight into the life of someone with Asperger Syndrome. Shore relates his personal and professional experiences in a simple and open manner, creating an informative, user-friendly text that sheds new light on the trials and tribulations of those with Asperger Syndrome.
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This book is an autobiographical account that gives a rare, detailed and warm insight into the life of someone with Asperger Syndrome. Shore relates his personal and professional experiences in a simple and open manner, creating an informative, user-friendly text that sheds new light on the trials and tribulations of those with Asperger Syndrome.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Future Horizons
- Seitenzahl: 174
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. März 2003
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 349g
- ISBN-13: 9781931282192
- ISBN-10: 1931282196
- Artikelnr.: 21878926
- Verlag: Future Horizons
- Seitenzahl: 174
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. März 2003
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 349g
- ISBN-13: 9781931282192
- ISBN-10: 1931282196
- Artikelnr.: 21878926
Stephen Shore: Diagnosed with "atypical development with strong autistic tendencies" and nonverbal until age four, Stephen Shore was viewed as "too sick" to be treated on an outpatient basis. Stephen Shore is now completing his doctoral degree in special education at Boston University with a focus on helping people on the autism spectrum develop their capacities to the fullest extent possible.
Foreword by Temple Grandin. Preface. Acknowledgements. The Castle. Chapter
one: A slice of life. Chapter two: My early life. Chapter three: Sinking
into the grip of Autism - Mother's recollections of my early life. Chapter
four: The putnam period The Classroom. Chapter five: Nursery School
Accomodating sensory sensitivities, outer and inner senses. Chapter six:
The wonder and terror of school. Chapter seven: More wonder than terror in
High School. Chapter eight: More wonder than terror in high school. Chapter
nine: Heaven at last - in College. Dating. Meeting my future wife. About my
husband. Movies and TV. Chapter ten: The world of work: from more
conformity to less. Where do I fit in? Emotional aftermath. Dealing with
emotions. Chapter eleven: Back to school: Master's and Doctorate degrees.
The three modes of world. Chapter twelve: Revisiting the Castle. Cyberspace
for people like me. The language and cognitive development center. Meeting
Dr. Arnold Miller. Chapter thirteen: Challenging the walls. How the
Autistic disorder is now classified. Autism compared with other disorders.
The Autism spectrum. Putting my journey through the autism spectrum in
context. Overcoming the wall. Chapter fourteen: Cleared for takeoff.
Commencement. Presentations. Advocacy. Political involvement. What's next
for me? A challenge to the autism spectrum community. Chapter fifteen:
Epilogue and charge of responsibility. Appendix A: An interview with Daniel
Rosenn, M.D. Appendix B: Getting ready for college. References.
one: A slice of life. Chapter two: My early life. Chapter three: Sinking
into the grip of Autism - Mother's recollections of my early life. Chapter
four: The putnam period The Classroom. Chapter five: Nursery School
Accomodating sensory sensitivities, outer and inner senses. Chapter six:
The wonder and terror of school. Chapter seven: More wonder than terror in
High School. Chapter eight: More wonder than terror in high school. Chapter
nine: Heaven at last - in College. Dating. Meeting my future wife. About my
husband. Movies and TV. Chapter ten: The world of work: from more
conformity to less. Where do I fit in? Emotional aftermath. Dealing with
emotions. Chapter eleven: Back to school: Master's and Doctorate degrees.
The three modes of world. Chapter twelve: Revisiting the Castle. Cyberspace
for people like me. The language and cognitive development center. Meeting
Dr. Arnold Miller. Chapter thirteen: Challenging the walls. How the
Autistic disorder is now classified. Autism compared with other disorders.
The Autism spectrum. Putting my journey through the autism spectrum in
context. Overcoming the wall. Chapter fourteen: Cleared for takeoff.
Commencement. Presentations. Advocacy. Political involvement. What's next
for me? A challenge to the autism spectrum community. Chapter fifteen:
Epilogue and charge of responsibility. Appendix A: An interview with Daniel
Rosenn, M.D. Appendix B: Getting ready for college. References.
Foreword by Temple Grandin. Preface. Acknowledgements. The Castle. Chapter
one: A slice of life. Chapter two: My early life. Chapter three: Sinking
into the grip of Autism - Mother's recollections of my early life. Chapter
four: The putnam period The Classroom. Chapter five: Nursery School
Accomodating sensory sensitivities, outer and inner senses. Chapter six:
The wonder and terror of school. Chapter seven: More wonder than terror in
High School. Chapter eight: More wonder than terror in high school. Chapter
nine: Heaven at last - in College. Dating. Meeting my future wife. About my
husband. Movies and TV. Chapter ten: The world of work: from more
conformity to less. Where do I fit in? Emotional aftermath. Dealing with
emotions. Chapter eleven: Back to school: Master's and Doctorate degrees.
The three modes of world. Chapter twelve: Revisiting the Castle. Cyberspace
for people like me. The language and cognitive development center. Meeting
Dr. Arnold Miller. Chapter thirteen: Challenging the walls. How the
Autistic disorder is now classified. Autism compared with other disorders.
The Autism spectrum. Putting my journey through the autism spectrum in
context. Overcoming the wall. Chapter fourteen: Cleared for takeoff.
Commencement. Presentations. Advocacy. Political involvement. What's next
for me? A challenge to the autism spectrum community. Chapter fifteen:
Epilogue and charge of responsibility. Appendix A: An interview with Daniel
Rosenn, M.D. Appendix B: Getting ready for college. References.
one: A slice of life. Chapter two: My early life. Chapter three: Sinking
into the grip of Autism - Mother's recollections of my early life. Chapter
four: The putnam period The Classroom. Chapter five: Nursery School
Accomodating sensory sensitivities, outer and inner senses. Chapter six:
The wonder and terror of school. Chapter seven: More wonder than terror in
High School. Chapter eight: More wonder than terror in high school. Chapter
nine: Heaven at last - in College. Dating. Meeting my future wife. About my
husband. Movies and TV. Chapter ten: The world of work: from more
conformity to less. Where do I fit in? Emotional aftermath. Dealing with
emotions. Chapter eleven: Back to school: Master's and Doctorate degrees.
The three modes of world. Chapter twelve: Revisiting the Castle. Cyberspace
for people like me. The language and cognitive development center. Meeting
Dr. Arnold Miller. Chapter thirteen: Challenging the walls. How the
Autistic disorder is now classified. Autism compared with other disorders.
The Autism spectrum. Putting my journey through the autism spectrum in
context. Overcoming the wall. Chapter fourteen: Cleared for takeoff.
Commencement. Presentations. Advocacy. Political involvement. What's next
for me? A challenge to the autism spectrum community. Chapter fifteen:
Epilogue and charge of responsibility. Appendix A: An interview with Daniel
Rosenn, M.D. Appendix B: Getting ready for college. References.