Why Dynamic Intelligence: Part 1

by | May 10, 2019 | Autism: A New Perspective, Dynamic Intelligence | 4 comments

The title art for the RDIconnect podcast "Autism: A New Perspective." The subtitle reads "The podcast show to understand what's going on in the mind of your child and encourage you that growth IS possible! Hosted by RDI Certified Consultant Kat Lee."
Autism: A New Perspective
Why Dynamic Intelligence: Part 1
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Traditional static intelligence is necessary, but it’s not sufficient to function in our modern world, which is complex and dynamic in nature.

Theory of Mind: Part 2

by | Mar 15, 2019 | Autism: A New Perspective, Behavior and co-occurring conditions, What is Autism? | 0 comments

The title art for the RDIconnect podcast "Autism: A New Perspective." The subtitle reads "The podcast show to understand what's going on in the mind of your child and encourage you that growth IS possible! Hosted by RDI Certified Consultant Kat Lee."
Autism: A New Perspective
Theory of Mind: Part 2
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We need to teach children to reflect and you know, that’s so much a part of our program to be able to bookmark something, maybe something that doesn’t work or maybe something that does work. We have a whole lot of work on that.

Remediation

by | Nov 16, 2018 | Autism: A New Perspective, Therapy, What is Autism? | 0 comments

The title art for the RDIconnect podcast "Autism: A New Perspective." The subtitle reads "The podcast show to understand what's going on in the mind of your child and encourage you that growth IS possible! Hosted by RDI Certified Consultant Kat Lee."
Autism: A New Perspective
Remediation
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I haven’t found one paper written, and I’ve read everything, that talks about the potential for remediation of these areas: of neural remediation, of psychosocial remediation. Not one. It’s all about can we teach people other ways of functioning, or just neglecting it completely and not even thinking about it.

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