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I will tell you about autism it was
not in the title
autism it’s also called the
Autism Spectrum Disorders
it’s a communication disorder and
social interactions that associates
also narrow interests of
variable way rituals gestures
stereotyped or peculiarities
sensory it starts very early in
early childhood and affect little
close to 1% the French population that
represents more than 600 thousand people
children with otis become
adults to fate variables some
will live in an institution
but others are going to be artists
scientists writers they
are exciting they share with
we their visions of the world and are
sure tedx especially time little far from a
when they can not testify their
family tells for example he’s clear
is a specialist in autism
she is also a trainer and mother of a
young man with autism with him she has
learned autistic thinking
she passed on her experience in
colloquia or in books
my little brother of the moon if you have
the opportunity to see it is a jewel of
Animation Film
it tells a big sister in celebration
tells the story of his little brother
as a family, she observes her
understands a little bit and you have it
gets to get his attention with a
jewel is there she tells us with my
brother we invented a game so there we
is both and that’s good and it’s
well in the title when we are 2
it’s a small miracle in the life of the
family these testimonials
we have a common message the people with
Autism something to say
but I’m not here to talk to
their place
you saw that he did it very well
I’m not here to tell you
how walkers and badly or their
brain so I just want to take you
on a walk with people with
autism to transform your look
about disability and that would be for
me a little miracle tedx we’ll see at
at the beginning a fundamental act of the
communication and pointing for
share his interest
look look at that to attract
attention
the child points the other man looks
bubbles still bubbles and
it’s social reciprocity in our
early interventions we work
very early the score with the children
to teach them to ask again
still rather than shouting but also
because we think that people with
autism have something important to
show us look look at it the
beach the lucas beach at home is
absorbed by the sensation of water
feeling of lure flowing
on his fingers at the beach he turns the
back to other children
he intensely fixes the wave
he’s looking for the perfect line of cubes
between water and sand he does not hear anymore
neither the voices nor his first name
the feeling block all perceptions
he is focused
studies with autism have shown
that there was a problem of
neuronal connectivity it drives
perceptions of emotions or even
too intense vigilance
they are also very sensitive to
changes the world is unpredictable
it would have to be able to slow it down they
change constantly it would be necessary
the dollar was to make it
predictable joanes women sprinkle me
write fast quickly it is necessary to fix
do not forget that there was a front and
that it existed but at the beach
there was also mael eight years mael
his interest in the beach is sand
she makes well- aligned holes of so
beautiful holes she impressed all
the other kids the beach and this
year for the first time she was able
associate a little girl with her
particular interest together they have
dug the biggest big hole of the
beach and that for the family this
first girlfriend it was the little
miracle of holidays ah yes the
people with autism have the taste of
detail in our jargon because we have
a little jargon in neuroscience said
that they have a tendency or a
preference for the local treatment of
information in the general population
we rather have a preference for
global treatment
for example if we look at this image on
see on the back yeah we are not
specially attracted by forms
geometric elements that compose it and the
global treatment it also serves us
a lot to read the expressions the
emotions on the face for example if
I focus on a detail like the
chin there it’s a lot harder
to perceive expressions of my
face or variety
so I said people with
autism have a tendency to treatment
local information that is to say
haven to spot the details of a
together who make up a form
overall so they’ll be benefiting
in this type
cognitive evidence and yet I am
did we say in the street we cross
more often faces than
triangles everyday and I told myself
really how to transform that taste of
detail in advantage I did not know in
any case not in the everyday
until the day when strolling in the
queensland while I admired
the vastness of the tropical forest
the beauty of the river a type no
not a guy actually a young man with
otis challenges us look louga delattre
where he had no pointer new look 1
watt scarface
yeah it’s called scarface it’s a
dominant male of the river makes 450
kg and that’s kind of crunchy details
that he alone had perceived a return to
la France
people with autism like
look at the objects that turn the
bigger also the smaller ones it’s
visual stimulation
others still prefer to turn on
themselves like this over and over again
where to put upside down it stimulates
their labyrinthine system and
Sebastian tells me when I see the
washing machine tour I do not know
why it makes me feel good and we do not
the more we do not know why and that we
plot
then we do imaging studies
to try to understand which area
of the brain activates when we look at
objects turned and which areas of the
brain activates when we look and
social scene like little ladies
who make nursery rhymes but Sebastian
he is a little guilt when he
we admit his taste for machines
to wash then he specifies me but you
know I do not do it often so I
tell him but do not worry Sebastian
do not worry, do you see yourself at the museum?
goma in queensland
one of the facilities that has the most
success is this one that lara
favaretto she installed big
turbines or roller spells to
wash the cars
she did not
she makes them turn look
that Sebastian I’m clear you me
follow
nice enough to carve a bib at
tedx see this little expression
first i’m not clear nor sophie
as in the program I am without
bridle but for people with
autism
it can be quickly complicated
language its expressions the language ferg
and figured it says that in autism
they have a literal understanding of
language ie they take
the words at the foot of the letter and we
what ultimately allows us to
do not take the words from the
good foot of the letter or phrase
like to
it’s pretty that three things our
social experience of course mimicry
and the aa intonation and the August context
I just did a stupidity three
areas in which people
autistic people are going to be in trouble then
as a doctor as I am supposed
normally provide information
clear and intelligible for all
people
I learned from people who
do not master French as
autistic or otherwise to avoid the
jargon too much medical or use of
imaged supports but mostly asked
to my interlocutor if he had me
understood I’m clear good it was my
joke
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so here and all that I do it because
that it is people with autism
who taught me
social relations good it’s
complicated for everyone
we manifest this tweet but it seems
although it’s complicated only for
solve a complex question
we would be better at this
it’s thanks to our intelligence
social it is carried partly by
our empathy but also our
ability to put ourselves in the place of
others or to have us
representation of their state of mind
this is called the theory of mind
so these skills are distributed from
very uneven way in the pop
the scion is among the least favored
it is true that we find people
with autism
so we created groups
of social skills and in these
groups we will try to transmit from
skills for example a scene from
school we will say but frankly he
must you stop calling back without
ceases class rules to
buddies who conducts a mess because
after school there is the release of
school or we try to
convince for a hired interview
but not windy quality to value
it’s absolutely neither manipulate nor lie
they are not convinced and then when
they are in training we attend a little if
you really want integrated it must
you stop interested a little to
Vacation of your colleague but it nan
nan it’s not hypocrisy at all
it’s a bit of empathy but hey they
have to do all that and in addition to the good
moment that is to say that we are interested
not at the holidays of his colleague
while they come from cd or feint
not fooled at him but someone from his
family yeah well finally everything is
possible what is the major holiday
deaths so let’s go back to relationships
social so he has to do that and we
we found that it was very very
long record of passing them our
defects finally I mean our
social abilities
so we decided to work on
their qualities and qualities we have
saw we saw their motivation when he
is interested in a gender subject
the fractals the gastronomy they can
accumulate a name
thank you in fact all this is planned
do not worry so we saw their
motivations for many
subjects and their ability to accumulate
more important knowledge it does not
never loose an unresolved question
what we have seen is their
incredible creativity of the drawings
beautiful
thanks also to their particularities
sensory or their unique look on
the world in our working groups
because they participate
we appreciated their precision thanks
to their taste for detail
and then in the working groups at
ministry when we have to work on
recommendations
we really appreciate their rigor of
language their communication style
very live finally more than anything we
saw their difficulties
social and it clings despite the
harassment loneliness or even
sometimes anguish
Finally we were able to enjoy their
loyalty and all that stuff I got them
seen because they showed it to me
look at this then if you
cross in your path people
with autism dared to meet you thank you
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