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jueves, 5 de mayo de 2016

ASPERGER SYNDROME- Elia Rueda Molina


Asperger syndrome is a disorder characterized in that the patient has limited interests or an unusual and obsessive preoccupation with an object or a particular topic, reaching exclude other activities and conversation.
People who have it usually have normal intelligence or slightly above average but repetitive routines or rituals show, and a tendency to talk too formal or monotonously and interpret rhetorical figures and ironies literally.
Sometimes your body language is nonexistent. Also they exhibit a socially and emotionally inappropriate behavior and are incapable of successfully interact with others. The physical awkwardness and lack of empathy toward others are other features of the disease, which is usually diagnosed in school.
It is believed that scientists like Albert Einstein or Isaac Newton, artists like Michelangelo and brilliant musicians like Beethoven could have Asperger syndrome.

Asperger Syndrome symptoms in children
Children with Asperger syndrome are characterized by areas of special interest peculiar and idiomatic. Intellectuals interested in specific areas such as mathematics, science subjects or history, geography, maps, ... Some symptoms include:

- Not normally enjoy social contact. It relates better with adults than with children of the same age.
- He has difficulty leaving home. He does not like going to school. And presents conflicts with peers
- He has difficulty identifying their feelings and others. It presents more tantrums than normal. Cries easily, for everything.
- Have difficulty understanding the intentions of others. It is naive. He has no malice.
- Not usually look into your eyes when you speak.
- He talks a lot, in a high and peculiar tone, and uses a pedantic, extremely formal, with an extensive vocabulary language. Invents idiosyncratic words or expressions.
- Sometimes it seems to be absent, lost in thought.
- It has exceptional data and dates to remember memory. .
- Learn to read only at an early age.
- When a particular topic fascinates him, he occupies most of his spare time to think, talk or write about the matter, without imported with the opinion of others
- It has poor motor coordination. Run a strange rhythm.
- He has difficulty dressing, buttoning or make a loop with laces.

I found a video in Spanish that explains the syndrome a young boy with this syndrome.

How to treat a child with asperger syndrome in class?
As a teacher,I don’t have to treat him as a different person, i have to integrate him to feel the same as the other children. Provide a predictable and safe environment. Protect the child from intimidation and ridicule.
 Children with Asperger Syndrome tend to isolate themselves; therefore, me as a teacher have to encourage their participation with others. Promote active socialization and limit the time in which it is isolated and dedicated to their personal interests. Help to organize in class.


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