Autistic Child Research Paper

“It takes a village to raise a child. It takes a child with autism to raise the consciousness of the village” (Coach Elaine Hall). The purpose of this quote is to summarize the idea of an autistic child. Different things go on inside of their heads. They need acceptance and integration, but no one really understand what makes different. Being autistic can cause a person to become more of an outcast in a conscious village. Everyone looks different, but often autistic children have noticeable defects. Most of the time the different behavior does not be the first warning signs for doctors. It is the appearance. Their physical appearance depends on age and just on how bad their genes become deformed. Most of the time, the brain is smaller with increase in volume. Not all autistic children have theses brain problems, but all have some physical defects such as the following: pars opercularis, prefrontal cortex (includes the cerebral cortex), amygdala, etc. The disease might not have a cure, but people try their best to handle the problems they can fix. Obsessive or repetitive movement might confuse some people; however, it is the normal behavior for an autistic.

The village would be aware and mindful of their actions to offset a social awkward who does not understand what is going on. The child would teach the village to calm down and look at the world differently each day because in the autistic child’s eyes nothing is the same and normal. People know the child is different, but accepting the child and letting the child feel normal helps more than out casting and shunning them. By having the child teach the village it also helps the child with the social separation and social defects. This helps get the impaired learner learning without effecting the triggers and mind. Everyone can learn from anyone, but what is chosen to take from the autistic child effects the