It’s Okay To Be Different: Understanding Autism-Like Behaviors And Personalized Learning Through A Neuro-Relational Lens
Authors: Dr. Pavithra Lakshminarasimhan Abstract: Children often display behaviors that differ from typical developmental expectations, including echolalia, limited eye contact, repetitive movements, and self-soothing behaviors, which may resemble autism. These behaviors reflect unique ways of processing, regulating, and engaging with … Read More »