WORD TRANSCRIPT -TRT:  00:26:46

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TAPE 3/3, in its entirety, c. 2007, 2013 by S .A. Jones  

SUMMARY:  ‘A.’ shows techniques that infants use to gain awareness of the mouth and making intentional sounds, and how she learned to focus to the exclusion of other sensory input. Also more about ‘how’ ‘A.’ sees, including her vision breaking up into ‘dots’ when there is movement.

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SeeWORD TRANSCRIPT & Commentary below…

How sensory experiences differ for Autistics v. Typicals.  Why Autistics prefer objects to people.  Sensory issues and speech.  Sensory Chaos.

10/08/2007, Tape 2/3, Clips f, g & h.   TRT:  00:22:36  c. 2007, 2010, 2012 by S. A. Jones

Inside Autism: Teaching Skills, Part 3 WTjd100707ghi1o4.doc

See WORD TRANSCRIPT & Commentary, on this blog, below.

Math lesson continues with non-verbal, motor-challenged pupil with good examples of sensory exercises & joint attention.

TRT: 00:12:51  10/07/2007, Tape 1/4, Clips g, h & i.  c. 2007, 2010, 2012 by S.A. Jones

WORD TRANSCRIPT & Commentary

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SUMMARY:  Math lesson continues with non-verbal, motor-challenged pupil with good examples of sensory exercises & joint attention.

TRT: 00:12:51  10/07/2007, Tape 1/4, Clips g, h & i.  c. 2007, 2010, 2012 by S.A. Jones

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Inside Autism: Chaos v. Autism taking ‘back seat’   WTjd100807a-b1o3.mov

See WORD TRANSCRIPT & Commentary on this Tumblr Blog.

Sensory Chaos v. Autism taking ‘back seat’. Communication and emergence of individual self.  Word order.  

• Examples of how the ‘structure’ of language differs for autistics, v. ‘typicals’.  
• Discussion about sensory management ‘before’ and ‘after’ communication (speech, typing) / younger vs. older.
• Detailed description about the ‘nightmare’/sensory chaos state.

10/08/2007 Tape 1/3, Clips a & b. TRT: 00:18:56  c. 2007, 2010, 2012 by S. A. Jones

WORD TRANSCRIPT & Commentary

See video at: http://youtu.be/KfdG2KNZABE

SUMMARY:   Sensory Chaos v. Autism taking ‘back seat’. Communication and emergence of individual self. Word order.  

• Examples of how the ‘structure’ of language differs for autistics, v. ‘typicals’.   
• Discussion about sensory management ‘before’ and ‘after’ communication (speech, typing) / younger vs. older.
• Detailed description about the ‘nightmare’/sensory chaos state.

10/08/2007 Tape 1/3, Clips a & b. TRT: 00:18:56  c. 2007, 2010, 2012 by S. A. Jones

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WORD TRANSCRIPT & Commentary

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Summary:  Brief discussion about typing/vision/speech + stills + b-roll.

10/07/2007, Tape 4/4, Clips M-T.  TRT:  00:20:48  c. 2007, 2010, 2012 by S.A. Jones  

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Inside Autism: Keyboards + Handwriting + Drawing WTjd100707g-L2o4.doc

Visual keyboard typing problems. Handwriting forward v. backwards. Ease of drawing v. writing.  Helpful explanations/commentary in the transcript, below…

10/07/2007, Tape 2/4, Clips G-L.  TRT:  00:19:42  c. 2007, 2010, 2012 by S. A. Jones 

WORD TRANSCRIPT & COMMENTARY

SeeVlDEO at: http://youtu.be/DTRISAomCZ8

10/07/2007, Tape 2/4, Clips G-L.  TRT:  00:19:42  c. 2007, 2010, 2012 by S. A. Jones 

SUMARY:  Visual keyboard typing problems. Handwriting forward v. backwards. Ease of drawing v. writing.  Helpful explanations/commentary in this transcript…

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WORD TRANSCRIPT

VIDEO AVAILABLE AT: http://youtu.be/bp92lzT-oSk 

10/05/2007, Tape 3/3, CLIPS a-e .  TRT:  00:27:59  C.  2007, 2010, 2012 by S. A. Jones

SUMMARY:  Stages of communication:  typing, reading aloud, learning to form words.  Difference between being able to say words v. conversing or answering questions out loud.

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