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Autism Jargon: Receptive Language

Published: Dec. 19, 2014, 5:46 p.m.

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The Jargon of the day is Receptive Language! \xa0Understanding the concept of receptive language is key to making good progress in teaching any individual. \xa0Many children with Autism have deficits in their receptive language skills, this can often be seen as being oppositional, uncaring or stubborn. \xa0When we work on building receptive language skills we see progress in many areas.

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