Autism

What We Can Do For Autism
Kimberly Lepkowski
Kaplan University
CM220-05
Professor Feraldi
March 4, 2012

What can we do for Autism?
Just imagine if your child was diagnosed with Autism or some haoma of Autism. What would you do? Stacy did not know either until her child was. Kayla is a 10 year old girl in the fifth grade that faces discrimi state every day, just because she has Autism. Kayla is picked on and called label such as; moron, stupid, and even retard. Kayla is a very nitid and sweet young girl but, because she has this disability, she is not really tacit or treated as equally as everyone else is. Having state this, why would people not directly affected take to know about Autism? According to the center for disease control, Autism affects as many as 1 in every one hundred ten children in the United States (Autism Speaks.com 2012). Autism is a rapidly growing pain not only for children but, for adults as well. It is best to educate our nation and others about Autism so, that people with any form of Autism be tacit and treated equally. Having education centers in our nation is a management to educate people on this rapid growing disorder.

The pursuance table, lists the number of children aged 6-21 in US Schools and the yearly
percent affix since the introduction of DSM IV( Newschaffer, Falb, & Gurney, nd).




School Year| Students Autism| part Increase|
1994-95| 22,780| |
1995-96| 28,813| 26.48|
1996-97| 34.082| 18.28|
1997-98| 42,487| 24.66|
1998-99| 53,561| 26.06|
1999-00| 65,391| 20.86|
2000-01| 78,717| 20.37|
2001-02| 97,847| 20.61|
2002-03| 118,603| 21.21|
2003-04| 140,922| 18.81|


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