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  1. T

    Writing and keeping up with lists

    I have trouble remembering tasks and I am always told to write a list. But I also have trouble remembering that I wrote a list. Are there any methods to help with this?
  2. Searching for My Place on the Spectrum

    65 Years and Counting...

    Very early in my career, a decade or more before the turn of the century, I was given a test by my employer to determine, within any project, the level of importance I placed upon the people versus the task. After he gathered the results, I was told by the gentleman who administered the test...
    • Kayak
    • Blog entry
    • 2 min read
    • answers asperger's autism people questions social tasks
    • Comments: 1
    • Category: Aspergers & Autism
  3. Bella Pines

    Are there any completer finishers here?

    I can't finish anything. At all. I started a PhD, twice. Didn't finish either of them. I started a masters degree. Never finished it. Hell I don't even finish my cups of tea, I forget about them, they go cold, I move on. I have a gazillion ideas of books that I want to write, and guess...
  4. M

    How to do things

    Today I saw a short documentary on the CBC news channel. It was about a woman from Toronto, Canada who has a brother who is autistic and non-verbal. She's created an app for her brother, so that he knows how to do things and he likes playing games, so its in game form. She's offering it for free...
    • Mia
    • Thread
    • autism learning magnus non-verbal tasks
    • Replies: 4
    • Forum: Help and Support
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