As discussions over next year’s budgets unfold, Governor Gavin Newsom and legislative leaders both agree that the state should increase funding for students with disabilities. However, they disagree over how… Continue reading Discussions over new special education funding in California
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Researchers are developing earlier screening for Autism using machine learning
Early detection of Autism is critical. Starting treatment at around 18 to 24 months can increase a child’s IQ up to 17 points. Early intervention can also equate to about… Continue reading Researchers are developing earlier screening for Autism using machine learning
Recent Attempts to Increase Accessibility to Health Care for Patients with Autism
For individuals with autism, visiting the doctor can be a distressing experience. Furthermore, for parents of children with autism, accessing health care for their children can be difficult. Research conducted… Continue reading Recent Attempts to Increase Accessibility to Health Care for Patients with Autism
Autism Clusters in California
Scientists in California have identified areas where children are almost twice as likely to have autism, with these children mostly having highly educated parents. This could be because of better… Continue reading Autism Clusters in California
Increased Special Education Enrollment in California
In the last decade, there has been a marked increase in the number of students enrolling in public schools in California with autism or behavioral delays. However, school district budgets… Continue reading Increased Special Education Enrollment in California
Discussions between California governor and lawmakers over new special education funding
As discussions over next year’s budgets unfold, Governor Gavin Newsom and legislative leaders both agree that the state should increase funding for students with disabilities. However, they disagree over how… Continue reading Discussions between California governor and lawmakers over new special education funding
Discussions over new special education funding in California
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As discussions over next year’s budgets unfold, Governor Gavin Newsom and legislative leaders both agree that the state should increase funding for students with disabilities. However, they disagree over how… Continue reading Discussions over new special education funding in California
IFDA Special Need Peer Interaction Class
There are currently 76,000 citizens with more severe forms of autism in the state of California, representing a 28-fold increase since 1987, according to a new report released today by the Autism Society San Francisco Bay Area.
Researchers are developing earlier screening for Autism using machine learning
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Early detection of Autism is critical. Starting treatment at around 18 to 24 months can increase a child’s IQ up to 17 points. Early intervention can also equate to about… Continue reading Researchers are developing earlier screening for Autism using machine learning
Autism Clusters in California
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Scientists in California have identified areas where children are almost twice as likely to have autism, with these children mostly having highly educated parents. This could be because of better… Continue reading Autism Clusters in California