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Don’t isolate kids with autism, involve them in regular activities

Greater interaction between mainstream and special-needs students can deepen understanding.

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Introducing integration and interaction early on is key for breaking down misconceptions about autism.

Introducing integration and interaction early on is key for breaking down misconceptions about autism.

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Eunice Tan

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For many parents,

a diagnosis of autism

for their child is often met with shock, leading to a period of confusion and uncertainty.

For me, I remember it as a time of sadness, deep reflection, and a profound worry over whether my child can truly lead an independent life where he is accepted fully by society.

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