
A Teen About Autism
Series: Teen Attitudes: Voices of Our Youth
From: Teen Attitudes
Length: 00:00:58
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Piece Description
This one-minute FREE spot gives one teens' perspective about autism from his experiences with his autistic sister.
Transcript
NARRATOR: Teen Attitudes.
RYAN: I have this little sister who is autistic. We didn't actually know she was autistic because most autistic children are very shy and don't talk a lot, and she talks a lot. We've been home schooling her for a while and she's been doing a lot better than she was in public school. She has a hard time concentrating on one thing at a time. I think that a normal person is no more intelligent than an autistic person, they just perceive things in a different way. Once she sets her mind on something, she is really good at it. She is actually better than I am at basketball. She has imaginary friends, but that's understandable, you know, because of her condition she doesn't have many real friends to hang out with. She perceives things differently and doesn't take them in as we do which is why she has a learning disability. Because we're trying to teach h...
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