Abilities
Autistic ability ‘underestimated’
By Alex Plank on February 27, 2006
The intelligence of people diagnosed with autism is being underestimated, a science conference in St Louis, US, has been told.Research by scientists in Montreal suggests current ways of measuring their intelligence are inaccurate.
When autism isn’t a disability – Bucks Free Press
By Alex Plank on November 10, 2005
Bucks Free Press | When autism isn?ta disability Bucks Free Press, UK - ... Marc, who has lived in High Wycombe all his life, has mild Asperger's Syndrome, a form of autism which affects thousands of people. ... |
Autistic children may hide musical talents
By Alex Plank on July 1, 2004
BruneiDirect.Com reportsLondon - Autistic children may often hide outstanding musical skills and benefit from specialized musical training, according to a new study.
"A lot of work has been done on musical savants with exceptional musical memory and rarely-found, absolute pitch ability," says researcher Pamela Heaton, PhD, a psychologist at the University of London, in a news release. "But our research shows that even children without...