Examples of using Autistic in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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I know so many autistic people who love being creative.
Indeed, the autistic population is usually rejected
A third of autistic children still having difficulty speaking at age 5, even after years of early intervention.
John, like most autistic children, had absolutely no fear or concept of danger.
And got held back, like, three years. She's only taller than me cause she's autistic.
Disasters due only to“ordinary” man are repeated and multiply, but we(autistic) We are judged“deficient” by these same people, supposedly“responsible”….
One study suggests that a traditional Thai massage could be used as a complementary therapy for autistic children in Thailand.
Shadowy elements in the NSA target a nine-year old autistic savant for death when he is able to decipher a top secret code.
Whim of fate, an autistic seems to have access to political power.
Chul-Jong and Hee-Jin's life changes when Chul-Jong spots an autistic young man named Young-Hoon( David Lee).
Treatment and Education of Autistic and Related Communication Handicapped Children Method(TEACCH) developed by University of North Carolina.
Faith Jegede tells the moving and funny story of growing up with her two brothers, both autistic-- and both extraordinary.
TEACCH(Treatment of Autistic and Related Communication Handicapped Children) was developed at the University of North Carolina.
Split Once called a bowling legend teams up with a gambling broker and autistic and genius bowling player.
Split A man once called a bowling legend teams up with a bookie and an autistic genius bowling player.
A father of two lashed out at a five-year-old autistic boy after seeing him"playing roughly" near his children in a sandpit.
Marathon tells the story of the relationship between a young autistic man named Cho-Won and his doting mother, Kyong-Sook.
Prior to 1990, approximately two-thirds of autistic children were autistic from birth
Autistic pre-school children also tend to repeat words and phrases more than usual and/or sound very monotonous.
According to a study published in 2011, many autistic young adults experience a“steep drop” in services after high school.