Vital New Social Storybook teaches “social rules” and “having a conversation” to children with autism

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Vital New Social Storybook teaches “social rules” and “having a conversation” to children with autism

January 24, 2008 Social rules 0

Ten Hills, NY (PRWEB) January 24, 2008 What’s the right thing to say at the right time? How do you react when someone cries, laughs or gets angry? While it may be obvious to many children, these answers can seem mysterious and intimidating to those with autism. The acclaimed Social …