Temple Grandin-The World Needs All Kinds of Minds by Brian https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e What are some important takeaways that you gathered from the lesson? Was there anything you didn't already know about people with Autism? Make sure you watch your spelling and grammar. Make sure that on the Padlet wall you list your full name and class period to the post before you start writing. https://youtu.be/fn_9f5x0f1Q en-us 2017-08-21 11:06:03 UTC 2018-08-28 14:43:23 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Lightdecrease.png Kirstie Hilaire P.4 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273719925 I learned that having autism it can lead you to being very bright and brilliant or you can remain non verbal.People with autism sometimes apprehend things differently than others. The autistic mind also tends to be fixated.]]> 2018-08-17 14:19:37 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273719925 Marlyn Valdes Period 4 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273720392 I learned in this lesson that people with autism tend to notice details first rather than the big picture as well as being sensory thinkers, this is why they tend to be very smart and successful. ]]> 2018-08-17 14:20:56 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273720392 Ernesto Pinero per 4 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273722013 I gain a better understanding about autism. I learn they brain works different but is not in bad way just different with special help in some things.An they also tend to be smarter at one thing about small details. I also learn there is a lot of different autism traits and cases.]]> 2018-08-17 14:26:36 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273722013 Dani Morris P.4 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273724479 I developed a better understanding that autism isn't always a disability, in some ways its enhancing. The ability to pick up the small details in such a hypersensitive way was something I did not know before. If we use more autistic perspectives (such as the visually or mentally gifted) we may uncover completely different more efficient ways to carry out specific tasks. ]]> 2018-08-17 14:34:06 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273724479 Kevin Acevedo Period 4 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273724649 I learned that autistic individuals are proficient thinkers but lack socially. They also notice smaller details faster that a normal person usually wouldn't pick up on.. ]]> 2018-08-17 14:34:42 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273724649 Jose Flores Pd 4 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273724797 I learned that autism is a good or bad thing leaving some unable to talk to some being amazing smart people in the world and that they think different then a person without autism. I did not know that there more of a seeing thinker and some are type of thinker and there good at one think but bad at a other think it depends the level of the autism and how the person is.   ]]> 2018-08-17 14:35:12 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273724797 Georginia Charles https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273725142 I learned that people with autism have a very unique way of learning and thinking. This thinking is what helps the world and make contribution to society.]]> 2018-08-17 14:36:25 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273725142 Perla Hernandez https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273725460 Something that I learned from this Ted ]]> 2018-08-17 14:37:34 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273725460 Martha Victor period 4 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273725570 What I learned from the Ted Talk video is that people with autism don't see the same way as normal people. People with autism have different mindsets such as visual thinking or verbal thinking. ]]> 2018-08-17 14:37:50 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273725570 Ashley Wedlock period 5 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273748063 I learned from the ted talk that people with Autism learn in many different ways (such as art etc), but i also learned that there are many different types of autism, and some are not disabling at all, Similar to someone with dyslexia, certain children with autism may be better at thing like drawing or science, because there is not as much reading. There are many different ways to accommodate people with autism, and while it may seem like they are emotionally unattached, they do genuinely care but do not understand how to show it.  Without Autism, many of the contributions made to humanity would not be available. ]]> 2018-08-17 15:58:54 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273748063 Alexis Pina Loera Period 4 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273812755 I learned that there are a vast amount of different types of way autism can affect people who are affected by it. Along with that I was also informed that there are certain things, like waving flags, that can cause an organism on the spectrum completely freeze. What i found extremely intriguing was the fact that, people with autism think in pictures. As a result of that, an autistic perason's mind can be compared to a google picture search. I found that extremely compelling. All in all this video taught me to look at people with this disability in a different perspective, and that there is such a broad array of effects autism can cause to the people who have it.]]> 2018-08-17 20:25:25 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273812755 JohnRuzzel Layson Period 4 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273857918 What I learned from the video is that autism is on spectrum which can range from people might not being able to verbally talk, to people who do have some autism but are geniuses. Autistic people's brains are wired differently which I did know, but I didn't know they mostly learned visually. I also learned that people with aspergers are on the autistic spectrum which is something I didn't know because I thought it was something separate from autism. Another thing I didn't know were geniuses like Nikola Tesla and Albert Einstein would be considered to have autism today. Overall people with autism are just different and you shouldn't assume that it's makes them incapable of being like normal people. ]]> 2018-08-18 13:55:23 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273857918 Christine Moricette Period 4 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273868129  I liked this Ted talk because it allowed me to learn more about autism. I originally thought that autism was like a disabling disease and I now know that it really isn't. That autism comes in a large variety from some of it not being noticeable at all and some being able to completely stop them from being able to verbally communicate. Even some of the geniuses that are the background some of the biggest things in our world would be categorized as having autism. This Ted Talk was very informative on the prospect of autism and the fact that autism isn't as bad as a debilitating mental disorder that it is usually made out to seem.
 ]]> 2018-08-18 18:07:52 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273868129 Rosa Wendell Per. 4 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273870119 This TED talk really informed me about the way that autistic people think and live their life when relating to their brain. I learned that people with autism do not think in "language" like the usual specimen, but more like animals, which makes it easier for them to relate to animals. Most autistic people think in pictures, for example, Temple Grandin who then "plays" a movie in her brain on the images she is imagining. I also learned that aspergers is a form of autism even though I thought it was something completely exclusive.]]> 2018-08-18 19:12:04 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273870119 Melina Garnelo P.4 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273870186 What I learned from this video is that autism is a very big continuum, that can range from a child that's nonverbal to brilliant scientist and engineers. I also learned that the autistic mind tends to be a specialist mind, being good at one thing and bad at something else. With that, I also gained a better understanding of some of the different types of thinker with autism. This would include the photo realistic visual thinkers, pattern thinkers, and verbal minds.]]> 2018-08-18 19:14:28 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273870186 Jonah Carr p. 7 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273875456 From this TED talk, I learned that autistic people think through images and pictures rather than words and definitions. They also form ideas through details, as if building a puzzle. This gives them an advantage in many STEM related jobs, which is one of many reasons why the inclusivity and care for autistic students is very important.

]]> 2018-08-18 22:08:42 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273875456 Joshua Garcia P.2 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273914564 What I learned from this ted talk was that people with autism don't think the same way other people do. Whenever they think they see images of things. People with autism also seem like the are smart in a way because of their thinking. Since they have a lot more wiring in the brain for thinking it would be traded for less wiring in the brain for socializing.  ]]> 2018-08-19 16:28:08 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273914564 Eva Santacruz Period 3 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273922822 From this TED talk I learned that the minds of people who have autism don’t really work the same as a normal one. They think in pictures rather than in words and speaking. And there are different types of minds for example like the pattern thinkers, verbal thinkers, and more. I found out that these minds need to be developed in order so they can work together. That’s why Temple Grandin said that they should be on the the autism spectrum]]> 2018-08-19 19:20:12 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273922822 Terisha Theodat P:4 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273935367 I learned that autism isn’t some kind of disease. Actually, this video really touched me because I have a close relative who has autism and I always viewed this as a bad thing for him to have. But, I learned that some people who have autism turn out to be outstanding geniuses with bright minds. I also learned that people with autism think differently. The way they think amazes me because I love uniqueness!]]> 2018-08-19 23:12:09 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273935367 Maddi Myer Period 3 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273939422 After listening to this TED talk, I have learned that without autism, we would not be where we are right now and as Grandin said, the Energy Crisis would not be solved and there would be no Silicon Valley. Another important takeaway was that there are many different types of thinkers, such as visual thinkers who use images and details to form ideas rather than words. I think it is important to recognize all types of thinkers, due to this quote that Temple Gradnin wrote, "The world needs different kinds of minds to work together."]]> 2018-08-19 23:30:26 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273939422 Steve Charelus Period 1 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273950257 Temple Grandin, a phenomenal speaker who at first I wasn't too excited to listen too, but conveyed me throughout the video to change my opinion. The autistic mind to me didn't seem to different from an non-autistic person , besides the communication and social part of them. Temple also states ,"[There are three types of thinkers"]. Temple herself is a "Photo Realistic Visual Thinker", which not only does she provide situations for each mind but their strengths as well. The visual mind tends to excell in a way very similar to "Google Images". Which in shorten  terms, means her mind memorizes things in specific and realistic pictures . Overall Temple Grandin left me with more information on tge Autistic mind than I ever had. ]]> 2018-08-20 01:09:35 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273950257 Trenten Nichols Period 1 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273969832 Temple Grandin is someone who showed just how different people with autism can be, she opened up my mind more about how autism itself works and how it changes ordinary people. Temple explained almost perfectly how with the correct teaching, even kids who seem like they would never do good in school can be motivated to succeed by just teaching in a way that the student can find interested to them. She teaches how some of the smartest minds and individuals turned out to be autistic, and that sometimes despite what we think, autism isn't always a disability or negative thing. Instead it can be something that can change the entire world in a good or bad way.]]> 2018-08-20 04:03:32 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273969832 Ana Rodriguez Period 3 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273979904 After listening to this TED talk, I learned that people with autism can be just as smart or smarter than people who don't have it due to their way of thinking. I learned about the different types of thinkers, such as visual thinkers. This TED talk made it clear that autism isn't something to look down upon, it's something that just makes people more unique in the way they percieve things and go through with them, the quote " The world needs different kinds of minds to work together." by Temple Grandin proves true.]]> 2018-08-20 05:53:48 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/273979904 Amanda Tlatelpa Period 3 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274008722 Some important takeaways that I gathered from the ted talk is that people with autism can think in pictures like Temple Grandin and pay attention to the small details. Autism is not really a "disability" because there is a spectrum of people that have autism with different "severities" that can make them smarter than the average person and help fix things in the world that others might not notice. Temple Grandin also said that everyone's mind should work together so that the world can be better.]]> 2018-08-20 10:03:17 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274008722 Blake Kriz Period 3 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274038724 After listening to this TED talk, I discovered that autistic people have disadvantages and advantages that others don't have. Some minds of autism are visual thinkers which is when they only memorize exact pictures. Temple Grandin has introduced me to the wide diversity of the different types of autism. ]]> 2018-08-20 13:24:54 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274038724 Temple Grandin Thoughts (Period 4) Clockworkedd https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274053042 During this TED talk, I learned many intriguing facts about the autism spectrum. For example, I found the different categories of autism really intriguing. It was just fascinating how different people with autism can be, and how much research has gone into discovering this. This relates almost to a kind of fantasy-like spectrum, as one "class" of autism has different abilities and "disabilities," (depending on how you look at them), that makes each case more or less fascinating than others. Not to mention the fact that I know a very close person who has autism, and I am only learning about this now.]]> 2018-08-20 14:11:49 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274053042 Rachel Cabrera https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274057677 I feel educated and enlightened on the topic that is autism after watching this TED Talk. Whenever I heard the word "autism" I would automatically think of someone who is disabled and unable to do most things that "normal" people are capable of doing so. After seeing Temple Grandin shed light on this topic, I've realized that this issue isn't brought up enough. Autistic people have brilliant minds (I've met a few people with autism who are geniuses) and because of how the way society has labeled them as disabled, they are often looked down upon or not even worthy of acknowledging.]]> 2018-08-20 14:27:10 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274057677 Susel Falcon pd.4 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274058904 Listening to this ted talk i learned a lot of autism. I learned that autism isn't really a disadvantage nor a disability. It's more of a different mind set which means people who have it think differently, most of the time think more advanced. This ted talk also taught me how autistic people really look into detail and how they're smarter than most people think.]]> 2018-08-20 14:30:56 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274058904 Jorge Díaz (period 7) https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274171722 I've learned that autism shouldn't be considered as a disability because it's not. This video shows me that autism is not a disability, but a different way of thinking. It showed me that autism is more expressed by pictures,and hearing. They showed a dog in the picture to represent autism and how it coralates with there thinking. This awesome speaker showed me that the way of thinking has its good and bad. It showed how it excelled from the norm in different parts. It got me thinking of how I would picture these situations my self and how they would look at it. This speaker created a great view for autism, as showed her taking advantage of her abilitys and driving her self to success. Which in my opinion is a very great example to all of us!

]]> 2018-08-20 21:56:41 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274171722 Makensy Mentillo (Period 1) https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274182789 I have learned that some people used their autism as an advantage. Autism can be someone non-verbal to someone who is brilliant. There are three different kinds of thinking there is pattern thinkers, verbal thinkers, and visual thinkers. People who have autism often think visually. When you think visually you can relate to animals in a way and Temple Grandin used this to her advantage. A normal brain ignores detail so most people fail to pick up problems but people with autism can. People use autism to their advantage and it helps them see things differently then someone without autism. ]]> 2018-08-20 23:58:10 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274182789 Sarah Rocha (Period 1) https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274190875 After watching the video it changed my view about autism spectrum because people can take and advantage to create new things like Albert Einstein and other people. But before watching the video I thought it was a sickness that people had but now I know that it isn't. Also when Temple Grandin shared her experience on how she found out that she thought different took advantage of it and look at her now, she is sharing her experience to encourage others like me. Another thing that i learned is that if anyone who has other brain affect people should view it as an advantage like Temple Gradin did.]]> 2018-08-21 01:02:32 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274190875 Sam Mastro (Period.3) https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274194264 From this video i have learned that the autistic mind is very very smart because before the video i didn't really know much about autism besides they had a disability. I have also learned autistic people learn through patterns, verbal talking, and visual seeing. I didn't really understand how the autistic brain worked really till this video because i didn't think it looked at the small letters i thought it only looked at the big letters but this video showed me that they see the small letters first. Temple Grandin showed her experience of how she used her disability as an advantage and it is very inspiring because people with autism should not be labeled as disable and forgotten and she has inspired people to acknowledge and socialize with people that have autism because they are just like us, just their brain is different but that doesn't make them worthy of your time.]]> 2018-08-21 01:29:52 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274194264 Erika Reyes period 3 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274197093 This video educated me on people with autism. I never knew people with autism could be so smart, gifted, and brilliant in their own ways. They might have certain issues but their brains function differently they focus on details. People with autism think differently then normal people which i never knew much about, either they're photo realistic thinkers, pattern thinkers, or verbal mind. Overall this was an interesting ted talk to understand a perspective and thinking of Temple Grandin with autism and who knows about it.]]> 2018-08-21 01:48:30 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274197093 Sarah Rocha (Period 1) https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274197807 After watching this video learned how people with autism have an advantage in using their ability to do more things just like Temple Gradin did and look at her in YouTube, famous already. This teaches me a very important lesson which is people with or without autism can do anything. One thing that I didn't know was that Albert Einstein might have had autism which is impressive. Before watching this video I thought autism was for people that are very sick but when I watch the video I learned on how autism people can make an advantage to be someone in life and if people with autism can do it that means I can do it. ]]> 2018-08-21 01:53:35 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274197807 Meibel Alfonso (Period 2) https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274420195 I learned a lot after watching this video. I never knew people with autism have such an ability that makes them so unique. I think it is amazing and an advantage to be able to have a mind that visualizes so many things. People with autism can do anything and there brains can even be better than ours because of how it is structured. I see how Temple Grandin made it so far with having autism and she is just like us but with a more complex mind and I find that amazing. I don't think autism is bad I believe it is even a blessing.  People like Temple Grandin are very special and incredible.

]]> 2018-08-21 20:00:32 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274420195 Casandhri Hyppolite (Period 2) https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274439794 I learned about the different ways of think people with autism have. I learned this before in my Psychology class last year, but is more interesting when seeing the video.]]> 2018-08-21 22:19:01 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274439794 Syaddica Higgs (period 1) https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274536487 Watching this video it opened my mind and made me think a lot about why are there more people like Mary Temple Grandin. I have never really thought about why we push autistic people away, but they can actually do some things we can. Mary taught me a lot and liked to see it on video.]]> 2018-08-22 11:57:28 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274536487 Chris Winchell P.2 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274540963 After listening to this TED Talk, I realized that people with autism have many skills that some of us don't take advantage of. People with non-verbal autism could be really smart, but just not have a way to express it. I think Temple Grandin has inspired many young minds (autistic and non autistic.) to push to get to there dreams. I really enjoyed this TED talk and am looking forward to watching more.]]> 2018-08-22 12:23:21 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274540963 Samuel Andre (Period 2) https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274544046 After watching this video I learned people with Autism have many unique skills. I never knew there are different types of autism. People with Autism see things differently and view them in a better way. ]]> 2018-08-22 12:36:35 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274544046 Dailen Cruz P.2 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274544223 During this TED talk I learned many things about people who have autism. I didn't know that there were different types if autism. one type of autism has different abilities and disabilities than other types of autism. there are some autistic people that are photo thinkers others can be pattern thinkers and so on and so forth. I think that Temple Grandin was right when she said that "the world needs different kinds of minds to work together" because some of the smartest minds and individuals ended up being autistic.]]> 2018-08-22 12:37:30 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274544223 Alexis Barr Period https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274583264 Some important things that I learned during Temple Grandin's TED talk was that we can identify if an animal has a certain fear so that we can make them more comfortable, for instance, the horse that was abused by somebody in a black cowboy hat, they figured that out so they wear a different colored cowboy hat. I also learned that there are different ways to think, for example, pictures and words. I knew that there was a spectrum, but I didn't know they could think in pictures like animals do.]]> 2018-08-22 14:32:35 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274583264 Sophia Barbush period.7 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274674252 After watching Temple Grandin's TED talk I learned a lot about how a person with autism's brain works. Their brain simply just works differently than the average persons. Its not in anyway a bad thing, if anything people with autism are a lot more intelligent than most people. Their way of expressing their intelligence is different too. Most people with autism think in pictures which makes their way of learning and interpreting things a lot more advanced and creative. In conclusion, this video taught me that people with autism are not 'less intelligent' or 'less smart', They're like normal people, just with a different way of thinking. People with autism are astute in many ways. ]]> 2018-08-22 18:09:18 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274674252 Emmanuela Moise Period 5 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274721239 Something I realized while watching this video is that we tend to push people with autism away. We push them away because they have a “disability”. We don’t give them enough credit for their unique minds and having a different way of learning. I believe Temple Grandin was trying to inspire both autistic and non-autistic people to achieve their goals no matter how they think. 


]]> 2018-08-22 22:06:15 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274721239 Nicksie Lordeus Period 3 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274725601 Some important things that I took away from this lesson was the needs for different types of cognition. And that people with autism think with pictures rather than language, some are photo-realistic visual thinkers, others are pattern thinkers, and still others think verbally. Most importantly, in order to solve the energy crisis or develop cures for new diseases, society needs begin to appreciate and be open to different types of minds: sensory thinkers, pattern thinkers and abstract thinkers.]]> 2018-08-22 22:54:22 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274725601 Lianna Darboy-Otero Period 1 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274726838 something important that i took away from the video was that there are different types of ways to learnand that shoudn't be taken away from kids. that some people are visual learners, others are patterns , and others think verbally. that in school they are taking the hands on classes off and that is the way some people think and are able to excel, and to think about how to make sure everyone is working to the best of heir ability ]]> 2018-08-22 23:09:15 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274726838 Clissannkie Andre Period 5 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274731460 Something I learned from this video is that autistic people are not so different from us. They learn from pictures, we learn from words but that doesn't mean they should be treated differently.

]]> 2018-08-22 23:50:34 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274731460 Alondra Bautista p7 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274732637 Before this video I didn’t know much about autism ,but after watching this ted talk I now understand more clearer how different a person with autism thinks and comprehends their surroundings . An autistic mind focuses on detail but not every Autistic kid is going to be a visual thinker . There can be autistic kids that can be pattern thinks or verbal and so on. I had no clue that there are different types of Autism that range from severe to where they are non verbal to practically geniuses. People tend to think this is a disability but we should start to realize this is just unique and incredible. I find it amazing how far Temple Gradin has gone and how she is such an inspiration to not only kids with Autism but for everyone. ]]> 2018-08-22 23:58:42 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274732637 Melissa Alvarez Period 1 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274735818 Something I took away from watching this TED talk was it gave me a better understanding of what autism really is. Because I have a younger cousin who is autistic actually and I never knew why he would act the way he acted, until I got older I started understanding it more clearly. To me autism shouldn't really underestimate those who have it, like people may think just because they have it means their more dumb or should be treated any different. ]]> 2018-08-23 00:22:42 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274735818 Deborah Cabrera P.1 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274740323 Autism is very interesting and I've always wanted to learn more about it. I did not know that many autistic people think in pictures. It is very interesting that autistic children tend to be very fixated in something and he/she should be taught and motivated by using what they are fixated on. The different types of thinkers are also very interesting; there is the photo realistic visual thinker, the pattern thinker, and the verbal mind. When Grandin was talking about these types of thinkers, I instantly thought about our education system. There are things that autistic people need to be taught in order to be successful that schools do not offer for them. Autism is a common disorder, there are more than 200,000 cases per year in the US, yet many people view autism incorrectly. We should all change our opinion of autism and see what it truly is. I really like what she once said, "If by some magic, autism had been eradicated from the face of the earth, then men would still be socializing in front of a wood fire at the entrance to a cave." If it wasn't for so many bright minds (possibly with autism) we would not have many of the advancements we have now. ]]> 2018-08-23 00:56:12 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274740323 Hannah Poinvil Period 4 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274840319 I've never really known what happens in the mind of people who have autism. Every time I looked up the definition of Autism, I've never really understood the articles and descriptions. But now watching this video, it kind of helped me see visually how Autistic people learn and think. A lot of people think of Autism as  a learning disability, meanwhile, there are a lot of geniuses who have Autism. I also learned that there a different types of Autism. ]]> 2018-08-23 13:05:45 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274840319 Sebastian Serna Period 3 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274974068 This TED Talk educated me tons on autism. Autistic people have different cognition than everyone else. People who have autism think with primary visual cortex, meaning they think in pictures or music or anything that a regular person does not. Autistic people are more intelligent and can solve things that regular people cannot. Temple Grandin proves that autism isn't a disability, but more so a "gift."]]> 2018-08-23 18:54:53 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274974068 Karen Garcia Period 5 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274981398 I didn't know Autism, or autism spectrum disorder, refers to a range of conditions characterized by challenges with social skills, repetitive behaviors, speech and nonverbal communication, as well as by unique strengths and differences. and it can be diagnosed as early as baby . Some developmental delays associated with autism can be identified and addressed even earlier. Autism Speaks urges parents with concerns to seek evaluation without delay, as early intervention can improve outcomes. ]]> 2018-08-23 19:19:01 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274981398 Adrian Cueto Period 3 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274998295 Autism isn't really something that I put much thought into. This TED talk taught me a lot about autism. I learned that people with Autism think, primarily, with the visual cortex. Meaning that they think in pictures, sounds, and music. Things that people without Autism don't think with. Temple Grandin touched on the topic that Autism isn't much of a disability, instead, she considers it a gift that not everybody gets.]]> 2018-08-23 20:23:58 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274998295 Adamari Morales period 3 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274998601 Something that is important  from this lesson is that autism kids are not all the same and they think different. Autism people think a different way than us. I'm the video Temple said that autism kids now are our future technicians and people who are found to invent things. I didn't know that autism can make a person a genius. I always thought that autism had bad effect on people. ]]> 2018-08-23 20:25:27 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274998601 Victor Alvarez Period 1 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274999140 This TED talk taught me how people with autism think. Before i would only hear that people with autism think "different" but this TED talk really showed me how they think which is in pictures. Some important takeaways that i have gathered from this lesson is that autism in some ways are an advantage and can help others who don't understand why their cattle are bucking, like in the video or why animals in general act the way they do in certain situations.]]> 2018-08-23 20:28:22 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/274999140 Martin Becerra P.3 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275000413 The TED talk on Temple Grandin taught me many things new about autism and it made me really see what autism is and the many different types of it. Autism is on a spectrum, there are "good" types of autism as well as "bad" types, autistic people think in many different ways, and the "disorder" is way more common than I had realized. ]]> 2018-08-23 20:34:47 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275000413 Sean Rodriguez Period 5 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275001802 The Ted Talk really taught me a lot about on how people with autism really think. It showed me that they don't think by using words, but instead they think in pictures. It also taught me that their mind is pretty complex. And, that sometimes there are good types of autism and bad ones too. The important thing that it has taught me, is that sometimes being different is not always a bad thing.]]> 2018-08-23 20:41:57 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275001802 Fenelda Dumesyeux p. 1 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275004433 The Ted talk taught me a lot about people who is autistic. Before watching the video I only knew that people who are autistic could not express their emotions, but now I’ve also learned that they think through pictures. I have gathered the information that being autistic is not always a bad thing and that they just need someone to give them a little push to take on this world. The smartest people from history could have been autistic because of the way they think.

]]> 2018-08-23 20:57:18 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275004433 Alina Nunez Period 7 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275006774 I never really had much of an idea of what went on in an autistic person's mind, until I saw the video of Temple Grandin explaining it. The information she gave us about how the brain works with autism through images and how differently they think, made me realize how their brains are not as different as people explain it to be than a "normal" human beings. What I truly did not know is that there isn't just one type of autism. There's a wide spectrum of it. There are people who need a little bit more help and there are super geniuses that don't need any. However, what people who don't have an open- mind don't know is that they're still human. Whether their brains are wired differently or not, it doesn't mean they have a crippling disability. It's the simple fact that their different than the rest. I also learned that they have a hard time displaying their emotions towards others. Also, some have a tremendously great memory, like Grandin. When a word like "dog" is mentioned, they have images in their mind like how Google would do if you searched up the same word. ]]> 2018-08-23 21:13:16 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275006774 adamari morales period 3 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275008396 This ted talk thought me how people with autism think. I knew that they thought a different way but I don't think some thought in picture. I also learn that people with autism can be genius. I only thought that autism has a bad impact on people with it. it was really interesting learning about people with autism. i learned knew things I never knew .]]> 2018-08-23 21:23:43 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275008396 Kassandra Salas period 7 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275014689 what I learned from this TED talk is that not all autistic children think the same and they think in pictures which i think is cool. I also learned that kids on the spectrum have like a sensory over load with certain things for instants like  some kids with autism have trouble being in loud places or places with lots of light. some other things that i learned is that some of the kids piece thing together like a puzzle. ]]> 2018-08-23 22:07:48 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275014689 Hunter DiMaria Period: 3 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275014896 I learned a lot from this ted talk. I have known many people with autism and I never thought of them as anyone different, they just have a different way of thinking. I learned that people with autism learn with pictures instead of words and they also have a very complex mind. There is also SO many different types of autism, its all based on a spectrum. People with autism are unique and they are no less than any one else, if anything they are smarter than people with a normal functioning brain.  ]]> 2018-08-23 22:09:18 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275014896 Sheylla Garcia Period:1 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275017475 I took away many things from this ted talk. My best friend's brother has a brother that has been tested and he himself is autistic. Like i he wasn't really much social unlike his other siblings and i understand why. Also another thing is I didn't know people who are autistic that most are not visual thinkers. Like there is varieties of thinkers who have autism such as visible ,verbal or pattern thinkers. I also liked what she said about how you can make a mind thinking kind of mind or wire it to be social. ]]> 2018-08-23 22:26:38 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275017475 Jasmine Roquet - Per.4 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275019773 Temple Grandin made it very clear that there are different ways people with autism think; mostly visual. To get the most out of an autistic mind, the task has to be very specific and they'll do that task well and with the utmost detail. I didn't know the full spectrum of autism since I didn't understand it. People with autism can grow up to be software engineers and other careers which require higher thinking. The way Grandin describes her type of thinking and compared it to google images, made it very clear what a visual thinker is. It is very interesting how detailed autistic minds can be which probably makes them better at certain detail oriented careers. The world really does need all kinds of minds.]]> 2018-08-23 22:54:38 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275019773 Melissa Viamonte period 1 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275022536 Something that I did not know was that autism comes in various forms like she said, some children are fixed on one thing and in order to teach them you have to use that one thing. It’s very interesting to see how her mind works and how she see’s everything instead of thinking in words. Like we do. I took a lot from the Ted talk, how teachers today don’t know what do do with children who are way too smart or children who have different forms of thinking and I think that schools should do more to help those children make classes more interesting instead of talking and talking, show examples and use pictures because everyone including autistic children like pictures. Temple is very inspiring I liked the talk that She gave a lot it shows that there are other ways that people think and I didn’t know that before. Children with autism should not be treated any other way just because they don’t look okay or they aren’t the same, it just means that their minds are special and they have a higher ability to think and people need to see it not as something very bad but as something that they could learn from. ]]> 2018-08-23 23:24:14 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275022536 Bella Long Period 3 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275032162 Temple Grandin repeats many time throughout the video "The world needs all different kinds of minds" (it's also the title); I think that this is a very good quote because different kinds of minds are very good at certain thing, and the world needs them all. She also explains how her brain thinks and processes information; she sees and thinks in pictures instead of words like the rest of us. I found this quite interesting and a new piece of information for me because I found out a lot of autistic people think that way too.  My overall takeaway from the video though is that we need better ways of teaching and interacting with people with autism because a lot of teachers don't know how to teach in the way that's best for them. This would be beneficial to the world because then they can have a full use of their potential.

]]> 2018-08-24 00:33:31 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275032162 Yenisbey Gonzalez, Period 7 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275033398 I have never been super informed on autism, but it really is an interesting topic that is important to know at least a bit about. There are many people in the world with autism, whether it be a little or a lot, and they can really contribute to the world. Temple Grandin spoke a lot about this in the TED talk and really explained how many think. It gives a different perspective on how to perceive things and problem solve. I really like what she said about how she is passionate about doing things that make a differnce in the world, and that things can sound great in theory, but if nothing is done, then it does not matter. The truth is that the best way to make a change in the world is to put all our minds, every type, together and make a change.]]> 2018-08-24 00:44:28 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275033398 Fernando Duran-Pule Period 1 (finished) https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275033416  While watching the video, I thought to myself; why aren't they're anymore or growing numbers of these special types of Autistic people like Mary Temple Grandin. It's because we push them away and tell them to do things that they can't do. In schools, the education is beginning to be a very strict on the way people are taught, in the learning curriculum they're very basic and needed learning skills in school to succeed as an average student. Now just like Mary, in school you needed to learn how to comprehend in language and literature; and she couldn't do that, "photo realistic thinkers like" she stated when talking about the different types of learning with different people. Now the schools would push them away, and who can blame them? Some autistic people have very complicated minds and finding whats either improved or negatived, not to mention how much time and resources these kinds of students need so that we even know how they work. Its easy to not help them, but its hard to let them go waste. But overall, we need to change how we teach our students, because almost everyone is fixed to be taught differently; but easier said than done.]]> 2018-08-24 00:44:36 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275033416 Michelle Alvarez - Period 4 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275040151 In Temple Grandin's TedTalk, I learned that autism affects people to different extents. I also learned that autism affects how people interact socially with others. On the autism spectrum, people learn visually, in patterns, and verbally. 
Temple Grandin, an autism activist, gave people an insight into the mind of a person with autism and how they process information. Many people perceive autism as a disability or illness because they are not aware of what autism truly is. It shouldn't be something that is viewed in a negative way. 
]]> 2018-08-24 01:35:45 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275040151 Kyle Cooper ~ Period 5 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275042907 Well some important takeaways I learned from the talk was that you should never judge a person because they are label with a "Disorder". Watching Temple Grandin's Ted talk was a very important one that I feel everyone should watch, to understand what autism really is. It's not just people that have lost abilities, they may lose something but they have something else that is way better than your or my brain. I thought she was exquisite. ]]> 2018-08-24 01:58:29 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275042907 Elsa Sandoval - Period 2 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275044361 Autistic individuals have a unique mind compared to others. Many of these individuals think differently with school and society. For example, art helped Temple Grandin know how to use her mind. Today teachers and students don't really know how these autistic kids or adults think on a daily basis. School is one of the ways their autism can help these individuals to know how they can control their own brain. There should be more hands on school classes because this is a way of helping an autistic kids to become more social with their classmates and others. Autism can affects individuals hearing, and sight. Parents should be informed on what is happening to their child's brain when having autism. Parents can help their children learn in various types of ways to develop a less challenging mind. ]]> 2018-08-24 02:11:59 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275044361 Seamus Gill https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275106319 I didn't learn much more than I already know, due to my brother technically having autism. He isn't as highly functioning as she is, so my family has had to learn this and help him out. But, most don't understand what it actually does to someone, it doesn't make them dumb or unintelligent. It just means he thinks differently, so much so that they have to use this term for it. Frankly, I believe it is inappropriate to use the word autistic due to how it portrays people now. Now, if you are autistic it doesn't mean what it was originally meant to mean. So, of what I didn't already know, I just learned that my brother got worse than she did, but worse and worse still looms in the population with different minds and sets that are valuable to society but are pushed away. Like an unfair discrimination that would not be okay by normal standards, but it is allowed to stay because we refuse to say anything. ]]> 2018-08-24 11:51:12 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275106319 Eder Calixte Something I learned from watching this video is that people all around the the world. No matter what they have. Have a way of thinking that helps them learn better. And we need parents and teacher who can help students with hands on teacher or social stuff. That they might interested in. https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275107500 2018-08-24 12:03:09 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275107500 Aliyah Alliance- Period 2 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275109531 It was cool to see that people with autism have complex minds. You would think that since their "mentally challenged" that they wouldn't have such complex minds. I don't even want to put mentally challenged because their not. They just see things differently. It's amazing how they pick up on small things. I think their way smarter then us with "regular brains". My uncle always told me your cousin has autism so you have to explain things to him. I would always say no, he's really smart you guys just baby him. My cousin is really smart when it comes to technology! It's mind blowing. What I learned was that just because you have a mental disability doesn't make you slower than any other kid without one. ]]> 2018-08-24 12:20:15 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275109531 Sabrina Hernandez Garrido P.2 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275110669 The thing I mostly took away from this Ted Talk was how autistic people can think differently and they see and perceive things in a different way than you or I would. Also that they can be incredibly smart even with their different ways of thinking. I think the most important thing i took away from this is that kids autistic or not deserve education and not only education but great education.]]> 2018-08-24 12:27:37 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275110669 Steven St tulus Pd 2 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275111814 Something I have taken in from the You-tube is that people must face challenges every day and Autism is another challenge people face. Autistic people are at advantages but also disadvantages as well. The way Autistic people think are really cool because it makes them better at artistic stuff and constructional types of stuff. Autistic people seem smarter then people who don't have autism because they pick up the smallest details while i can barley remember which of my light switches belong to each circuit. People honestly underestimate Autistic people because they are capable of may things that people who don't have autism are.]]> 2018-08-24 12:34:51 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275111814 Isabella Gonzalez-Period 2 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275111820 I always knew that autistic people have a different way of thinking and understanding things, but Temple Grandin has definitely put it into better detail. I find it amazing that she is able to look at something she created and make a 3D version in her mind to find out if it works or not. Everything she thinks about is put into specific pictures, in so much detail. Now i know how amazing an autistic persons brain is, and what amazing things it can do.]]> 2018-08-24 12:34:54 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275111820 Ruby Zarate P.2 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275112089 I knew that autistic people are smart but after watching the Ted Talk I learned more and now i know that they're not just smart but they're really smart. They see things differently than us. They think differently. They're so unique and I love that. They see every detail and I think their brains are possibly smarter than ours.]]> 2018-08-24 12:36:25 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275112089 Tara Dume- Period 2 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275112396 After watching this video I realized autistic people aren't really "slow" or "disabled" they just have a different way of thing compared to people who don't have autism for example Temple Grandin instead of using words to think she uses pictures ,other people don't think like that. There is a wide spectrum of Autism there are several other ways to think of autism and so many other ways for these people to think and its not the same way as us. So many people are autistic and they are brilliant they not crazy or anything there brains are just wired differently.]]> 2018-08-24 12:37:44 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275112396 Alexis Chery- Period 2 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275113009 After watching this video, I was able to find out many knew things about people that are diagnosed with autism. I've always thought that autistic people were always special in a way. I love that they are very smart people and can notice a various of things that other people don't notice. ]]> 2018-08-24 12:40:54 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275113009 Eudoxie Elidor- Period 3 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275121824 Temple Grandin really opened my eyes in regards to what goes on in an autistic mind. I always knew that autistic people were special and had a different way of thinking but I didn't really take time to adknowledge it. They see and process things different than we do. For example, they might think in pictures, symbols, or even pair things up with memories.]]> 2018-08-24 13:10:44 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275121824 Michelle Cawlfield https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275124148 I have people in my life that are close to me and have autism, and this TedTalk has really helped me understand how they think, and its opened my eyes up to what autism really is.]]> 2018-08-24 13:18:13 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275124148 Stephanie Buritica- Period 3 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275124475 Watching this video made me know a day in a person with autism mind and how their mind works. For example, the women talking she was saying how her mind works with pictures and sometimes when people talk to her pictures just start popping up and she was saying how it was harder to work with words. It showed me the comparison of a normal persons mind would work and a person that has an autistic mind would work. ]]> 2018-08-24 13:19:22 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275124475 Brooke Isphording - Period 3 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275129294 I was familiar with autism before, but the Ted Talk has helped me learn more about it and different ways the autistic mind works. The video was interesting to me. I'm glad we had this assignment because I feel like most people didn't understand autism, and now they should after watching the video. A lot of people that judge others for having autism don't know what it actually is. ]]> 2018-08-24 13:35:44 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275129294 Hernandez, Cristina-Period 4 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275139378 I am not to familiar with autism. but i know that their mind work different than ours. they tend to be smart and very focus on one thing and love and know a lot about it.]]> 2018-08-24 14:06:17 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275139378 Kelly Llanas- Period 4 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275140261 I learned that Einstein probably was autistic and that people with autism think with pictures instead of how other people think. I have heard of autism before and I knew that it was on a spectrum. I enjoyed watching this video because it made me think of uneducated people in my life who dont really understand what autism is and it made me want to show them this video, to educate them.]]> 2018-08-24 14:08:55 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275140261 Georginia Charles https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275142242  I learned that people with autism have a very unique way of learning and thinking. This thinking is what helps the world and make contribution to society. As they are visual learners making it easier for them to see the little details that most people miss. So, anything they make or think of is specific to the needs of what they made it for, even the small things that people wouldn't think of putting in.]]> 2018-08-24 14:15:04 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275142242 Jazmine Ruiz, Period 4 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275144273 I learned that autistic people have a unique way of thinking, and their way of thinking has helped our world advance in ways we could've only imagined. Understanding that their way of thinking, and trying to integrate their thinking into our lives, might change our world as well.]]> 2018-08-24 14:21:32 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275144273 Mauricio Becerril https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275168078 I learned that people with autism tend to think in different ways. They think more visual than someone without autism. It allows them to do certain tasks very fast but also some other tasks at different paces. ]]> 2018-08-24 15:25:36 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275168078 Jonathan Hernandez Pd.5 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275168201 I learned that people that are diagnosed with autism have a very interesting way of thinking. They can picture images in their head to look at a situation and that helps them pick up on details that others might miss.]]> 2018-08-24 15:25:55 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275168201 Joey Mendoza https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275168311 I learned that the "autistic" mind is not a bad thing, it is quite interesting. There are some people who do not function the same way we do but that doesn't mean they're "slow". The Autistic mind is something that can recall anything and everything, but they can also be far superior to our minds. Autism should not be an insult anymore but a unique beauty.]]> 2018-08-24 15:26:12 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275168311 Diego Gutierrez https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275168820 i learned that there is a spectrum of autistic people and some are very good at certain things. This sort of opened my eyes i thought there wasn't much difference in autistic people but they think very differently. Since they thing in pictures autistic people can be very qualified for certain jobs. ]]> 2018-08-24 15:27:28 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275168820 Jared Labra Lora Period 5 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275168949 I learned that are two types of autism, there is a lower level and a higher level. People with autism look at things differently, the pay more attention to the details. Some do tasks fast and some others do tasks more slowly.]]> 2018-08-24 15:27:49 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275168949 Maria Romero P. 5 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275169257 Just as I'm sure many people- do, I used to think autism was something that could affect one negatively or be more of a hindrance than an aid. I'm so glad I saw this TED talk because I am no longer ignorant. Some of the key details I gathered from Temple Grandin, were that there are more than one type of autism and that it's a rather broad spectrum that affect everyone differently, ranging from non-verbal to super-genius. Temple Grandin really emphasized how these minds are taking rule of Silicon Valley (which, to my understanding, is some place where things are invented and developed??) and it is truly incredible to be so wrong about this. I am now for sure hooked on watching more TED talks because it was so much informative than I was expecting it to be.]]> 2018-08-24 15:28:40 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275169257 Moirah Remy https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275169441 An important takeaway that I gathered from this lesson is that there are different ways that autistic people think. Their minds attend with details. The types of thinking are, photo realistic visual, patter thinkers, and verbal mind. Photo realistic visual are thinkers that are poor at algebra. Not every autistic kid is going to be a visual thinker. Pattern thinkers think with music and math but they problem reading. Last but not least, verbal mind thinkers are poor at drawing and know every fact about everything. Some are bothered by florescent lights, others have problems with sound sensitivity. Their sensory based information's are put into categories, like dogs. ]]> 2018-08-24 15:29:11 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275169441 Luis Gonzalez, Period 5 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275170780 I have learned that people with autism have a different was of thinking they don't think or have the same brain as us. She says "we all have limits and there are things in life we just won't be able to do no matter how hard we try". This quote is really meaningful because we are all a diverse group of people and we all have different minds. I didn't really know how people with autism were or how they think I only knew so little but its impressive on how they think, it is really interesting.]]> 2018-08-24 15:32:55 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275170780 Cynthia bates, period 5 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275171095 I have autism, and i'm glad that someone is at least talking about this because sometimes people think that we cant do things like regular people just because it, we are no different. ]]> 2018-08-24 15:33:58 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275171095 Harumy Rueda, PD. 5 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275172039 I learned that people with autism have a unique and interesting way of thinking. They pick up details faster than normal people do. I had no idea that there was a variety of many different types of autism. There are those who understand quickly and effortlessly and those who pick things up slower and is more difficult for them to understand.]]> 2018-08-24 15:36:26 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275172039 From this lesson I was able to take away that a lot of autistic peoples brains are different, not necessarily in a bad way. Most of them think in pictures which I think is amazing.-Steven Ratton https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275182456 2018-08-24 16:04:18 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275182456 Alicia Alliance, period 7 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275204923 I learned from the Ted Talk that autistic people think totally different from regular people, My cousin is autistic and he's really smart and i really didn't understand how he was autistic cause i felt like he was just like everybody else, but in the video Temple talks about how they think with pictures, and they go more in to detail when they think about something or asked a question, Autistic people have a really smart way of thinking overall.]]> 2018-08-24 17:09:47 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275204923 Eduardo Zavala pd. 7 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275205074 What I liked about the video was that she compares the types of brains and shows how autism has helped her in her life. She shows that on some occasions, autistic people do better than most people. ]]> 2018-08-24 17:10:09 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275205074 Ailin Cano, Period 7 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275205262 Before watching Temple Grandin's TED talk, I did not know much about autism, in fact, I'm very certain that I've never met anyone with autism. I learned that people with autism see things through different views and a lot of the time they don't get the education they need because they are misunderstood. I also learned that they think with pictures. Depending on their spectrum, autistic people can be very smart. On a series on Netflix called Atypical, it shows that the main character is autistic and he is very smart, he just has a different way to process information. Overall, watching the Temple Grandin video has changed my views on autism because you kind of have to go into her world in order to understand. The world does need all types of minds because if everyone was the same, you wouldn't be able to expand your knowledge.]]> 2018-08-24 17:10:44 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275205262 Lizeth Martinez Period: 7 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275205383 "Autism is a very big continuum that goes from very severe the child remains nonverbal all the way up to brilliant scientists and engineers." (Temple Grandinvle think in pictures not in language. Normal brains ignores the details while people with autism look at the smallest details. People with autism see images in movies. They would have various of different pictures of exactly what you ask for. For example thinking of a shoe, people would get a general genetic running shoe. For people with autism they get different images of shoes, running shoes, tap shoes, ballerina shoes, etc. The autism mind is more ]]> 2018-08-24 17:11:06 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275205383 Emely Escobar, Period 7 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275206224 When watching Temple Grandin's TED talk, I learned how wrong I was about autism. I've never really met anyone with autism, so my perception of it was quite incorrect and inaccurate. Although some people who are affected by autism may be limited with their communication, their minds surely aren't limited. Temple Grandin has taught me that autism can be of use and can be applied to our modern-day world. I've been so ignorant to the way that people have been able to think, I would have never believed that it was possible to think in pictures. But, this is how autism works, it is much more complex than we believed it was. Temple Grandin's TED talk has filled me with delight and I am pleased that she has created a platform that is able to empower autistic minds to reach their highest potential.]]> 2018-08-24 17:13:10 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275206224 Axel Rico Period 7 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275206848 Some important takeaways are to understand animals, autism, and art requires getting away from verbal language. We are not different from others.]]> 2018-08-24 17:14:43 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275206848 Jose Rosas period 7 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275208917 what I'v learned from temple Grandin is that autistic people think differently from the average person, autistic people can see minuet details. while autism can affects there way of thinking and speech it can enhance there other skills.]]> 2018-08-24 17:20:01 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275208917 Lizbeth Martinez https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275209143 People with autism see in pictures and are requires getting away from verbal language. They response faster to small letters and look at the smallest details. Our brain tends to ignore the details. Grandin see movies in her mind which helps her understand animals ]]> 2018-08-24 17:20:38 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275209143 Aileen Rosario https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275210507 After watching the Ted talk I learned different things about people who have autism like the fact that there are different types if autism and they all have different abilities and disabilities.I agree with Temple Grandin  when she said that "the world needs different kinds of minds to work together" since some of the smartest people ended up being autistic. Another thing I   learned that people with autism have a different was of thinking. They don't think the same way we do and i think that thats really cool how there are different ways of thinking

]]> 2018-08-24 17:24:20 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275210507 Camila Chavez Period 7 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275211118 For the video i learned that not all people are born the same and have these easy simple life. Everybody is unique in their own way and some of these people don't always get chances like other people do and she explains how autistic people see the world and think of it and it's very different from what '"regular people" look at the world and this showed e that just because people autistic doesn't mean that they can't everything the same way we do and that shouldn't set them apart from other people that should be bringing them closer than ever. ]]> 2018-08-24 17:26:00 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275211118 Lizeth Martinez Period: 7 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275212906  
"Autism is a very big continuum that goes from very severe the child remains nonverbal all the way up to brilliant scientists and engineers." (Temple Grandin) I learned the people with autism think in pictures not in language. Normal brains ignore the details while people with autism look at the smallest details. People with autism see images in movies. They would have various of different pictures of exactly what you ask for. For example, thinking of a shoe, people would get a general genetic running shoe. For people with autism they get different images of shoes, running shoes, tap shoes, ballerina shoes, etc. The autism mind is more brilliant than social.
]]> 2018-08-24 17:30:06 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275212906 Barahona, Nathan https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275217039 After watching the TED talk I was informed about the different things ]]> 2018-08-24 17:40:32 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275217039 Joanna Brito Period:2 joanna04brito04lwth https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275251086 I never met someone with autism and never heard of autism. At first I thought they weren't able to talk or listen. But I learned they are a unique and see the differently then us. They have various ways of thinking and communicating things out. I like how she said "the world need different kinds of minds working together" because we can't alone, we need everyone taking action to change the world to a better place for the future. ]]> 2018-08-24 19:25:19 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275251086 Laritza Trujillo Period 1 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275268917 After viewing the video I am much more informed about autism. I did not really know much about it except for that there were different degrees of it. I now understand that autistic people see pictures in their mind as opposed to thinking verbally. I think it’s very interesting how their brain works this way, it shows how the world needs all kind so of minds. It also explains how some people are really good at drawing as opposed to other subject so in school.]]> 2018-08-24 20:38:24 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275268917 Susan Garcia Period 2 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275269047 I never knew what autism was like until i saw this TED video. Know i understand a little better. Autistic people are not dumb as some might say, but instead a different and unique mind.They mostly think in pictures and not in language. Some of them are so smart that they have become engineers amd other careers like that. They have different ways of thinking than the normal mind, but thats not a bad thing because like i said they just think differently and are overall smart.]]> 2018-08-24 20:39:21 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275269047 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275272214 2018-08-24 21:01:04 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275272214 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275272236 2018-08-24 21:01:08 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275272236 Louizius, Robinson Period 1 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275273015 The world needs all kinds of mind teach me how a hint of another brain work. It teach me the view of autism. People that have autism only can see things by picture. They are fast response with details. Everybody need to put their minds together to solve problem, because people can see the other side than you.]]> 2018-08-24 21:05:49 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275273015 Jason Medellin Period 3 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275283625 I learned that the mind of a person with autism functions and thinks differently than any other mind. One thing of an autistic mind is that it tends to be a specialist mind in which it is good at one thing and bad at something else. There are also different types of thinkers like realistic visual thinkers who are bad at algebra. Another type of thinker is a pattern thinker who are good with music and math but often have problems with reading. Another is a verbal thinker who know every fact about everything but are poor at drawing. People with autism do have brilliant minds but there is a cost of losing a few social circuits meaning some may have social problems. I strongly believe that everybody needs to put their minds together to solve problems in the future.]]> 2018-08-24 23:43:54 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275283625 Cole Smith Period 3 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275284280 I learned so much in the last 20 minutes watching this video I feel I got such an incite such as learning that there are different forms of autism. The mind of someone of Autism if much grander and different then someone with the average mind. it works much different. while some senses lower many are increased in their own way our world would not be the same if it were not for people with autism. Every person has there own way of thinking and they are all great it their own way.]]> 2018-08-24 23:57:30 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275284280 Steeve Pierre Period 1 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275284878 Temple Grandin has taught me a lot about autism shes explained how a person with autism has a mind that works in different ways but that doesn't necessarily put them at a disadvantage. The world wouldn't be the same if it weren't for people with autism. ]]> 2018-08-25 00:13:30 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275284878 Felanka Cetoute Period 5 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275284885 Before watching this video I never knew much about people with autism, but after watching this video I feel like I understand how their mind works a little more. I always taught there there was only one kind of autism. The kind of autism we’re the person can’t even speak. Now I know that there are intisity to autism and that someone can have autism and be super smart because of how their brains are wired differently then the normal human brain.]]> 2018-08-25 00:13:46 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275284885 Giselle Velasco period 1 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275285451 I learned that every autistic person has their own unique way of doing things. She has taught me that every autistic isn't going to have the same way of doing things, and yes their brains are rewired differently, but this doesn't mean that they are below or behind everyone else. I personally have been with autistic kids and their fun, I find their way of doing things interesting because it's different and unlike any other. ]]> 2018-08-25 00:27:43 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275285451 Solorio, Salomon period 4 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275285559 After watching the Tedtalk, I learned more about autism and people with autism. For example, there is multiple types of people with autism. Some people are really smart and this "disability" is really a gift in disguise. On the other hand, there are people with autism that have a difficult time when doing the simplest of tasks. The speaker used her autism to her advantage and researched and made a living with animals by being in an animals shoes. In conclusion, the Ted talk taught me things about autism that I have never new before. This video was very informative and helped me wrap my mind around autism and people with it.]]> 2018-08-25 00:30:19 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275285559 Areli Sanjuan period:1 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275289919 After watching this tedtalk, I have learned that there are many levels of autism and how autism can be viewed as a gift and merely a different way the brain is wired than an average persons brain. Autism people think and see things in a very different and quite extraordinary way. They tend to pick up on details the average brain does not pick up at first glance. Their are many different types of minds and thinking processes out their. At the end of the day all those "different" great minds are needed. Rather then viewing Autism as a problem it should be viewed as a solution. ]]> 2018-08-25 01:19:01 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275289919 Jamileth Lopez period 7 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275290593 I learn that In her talk, Grandin detailed why it’s important to embrace creative thinking by bringing together diverse minds, based in large part on her personal experience with autism.]]> 2018-08-25 01:33:43 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275290593 Jennifer Moreno Parada Period 7 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275290893 I learned that there are different levels of autism and that they think in pictures. Also that the autistic mind tends to be fixated and people should use that fixation to motivate people with autism. I found this Ted Talk interesting because it informed me that autism can be viewed as a gift. ]]> 2018-08-25 01:39:13 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275290893 Perla Hernandez Period 4 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275290929 In this video, I learned that most people don't know what autism really is. Most people assume that people with autism aren't smart or they can't do the things we do. But Grandin talks about how they're different levels of autism. People with autism can often see things in a different way that we do. They have a more complex mind which allows them to see things differently than us. I genuinely found this Ted Talk very interesting.]]> 2018-08-25 01:40:04 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275290929 Yadianis Lara Ojeda Period 4 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275291967 From watching the video, I learned that autistic people have three different types of minds. Theres the artistic mind, the pattern mind and the verbal mind. Every mind works differently. For example, autistic people with an artistic mind, see everything in pictures. Each mind has fields were they excel and and fields were they don't. Someone with a pattern mind will succeed in math while they may struggle in reading. Autistic people have such extraordinary minds that pickup even the slightest detail. People should start to understand more autistic people and how their minds work, instead of labeling them as disabled. They are not disabled. Most of them actually have minds that are going to lead them to great success because of the impact that they are going to have on the world. ]]> 2018-08-25 02:01:25 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275291967 Angie Urbina, Period 7 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275292246 I have learned that there is many levels of autism which I didn’t know there were levels. They compare people who have autism to how an animals mind works because they both are visual thinkers. They might learn a different way but they are really smart people who learn visually.]]> 2018-08-25 02:08:24 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275292246 Dalila Hernandez, Period 5 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275294480 I did not really understood autism before this video, but I knew that they are people with great minds. Its really interesting that there are different degrees of autism and other ways of thinking. Visual thinkers and animals have very similar thinking and that is just so amazing. They can point out details that normal brains don't pick up as quickly. ]]> 2018-08-25 02:51:06 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275294480 Roberto Maciel Period 3 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275294566 I learned that when trying to understanding autistic people you need to get away from verbal language .The mind of autistic people works differently, some autistic people are visual thinkers, others are pattern thinkers.Some people area able to use the way their brain works to an advantage.An animal is said to be a visual thinker that is why autistic people are compared to them.]]> 2018-08-25 02:52:45 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275294566 Mauricio Vasquez, Period 4 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275295122 An important takeaway that I gathered from the TedTalk lesson, was how different people can learn and how their behavior is connected to how they think. Personally, this helped me understand how to talk, act, and treat a person with autism which is important since I do interact with a few kids that have been diagnosed with autism and other mental differences.  I don’t think I learned anything brand knew or seem to get new information, I just understood the information that I did have a little bit better or in a new light. I always knew that most kids that have been diagnosed with a form of autism would specialize themselves in a certain area which is something that I can admire. I say that because people with autism have to surpass prejudices, social challenges, and their own personal struggles with self-control. Something that came up in the TedTalk that I find interesting and exciting was the mention of the physical Nero pathways of the brain; I as an aspiring bioengineer and doctor would like to further research this as well as work with kids with autism. ]]> 2018-08-25 03:01:14 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275295122 Angel Hernandez, Period 7 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275331057 After watching the TedTalk with Temple Grandin, I came to the realization of how there is much more to autism then what most people would think. People who have autism are seen as people with disabilities, but when you go in depth of how autism really works, you realize it isn't a bad thing. Autistic people see things differently, they see things in a whole new perspective than people without autism. They tend to see things more visually rather than verbally. They also tend to see things more as pictures rather than in language, and they pay more attention to smaller details than the normal human mind would. Having autistic people in the world allows us to view things through a different perspective, mainly through an autistic mind rather than a normal mind, and it shows us an entirely new unique level of thinking overall.]]> 2018-08-25 19:01:44 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275331057 Angeline Vedel, Period 4 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275334048 After watching the TedTalk with Temple Grandin, some important takeaways that I gathered was that people learn in so many different ways, and just because they don't learn like you, doesn't mean that they should be looked upon in a bad way. Another takeaway is that autistic people give us a way to see a problem in a different perspective, and find a solution. I learned that there are different levels of autism and that in our modern world today, there are so many people who don't pay attention to the little details and how important they are. I also learned that people with autism learn visually, rather than verbally. When most people hear the word 'autism', they immediately think negatively of them, ignoring the fact that some autistic people have contributed so much to the world. Although autism people may have difficulties doing very simple things, they can do very complex things that we can't. Overall, I found this TedTalk very interesting and I hope that more people see this, to understand that people with autism just see the world differently. And different can be good. ]]> 2018-08-25 20:33:36 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275334048 Alma Cano, Period 1 almacano0127 https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275365549 Some important takeaways that I gathered from the lesson was that people with autism have the ability to think in pictures. People with autism have an advantage because there ability helps them solve some problems that other brains might miss. People with autism are a big part of this world and it’s sad to think that if someone hears that somebody else has autism they automatically look at that oeeeon in a negative way instead look at the postive thing about that person. I learned that people with autism are very successful with classes that have to do with visuals and that’s because they are more visual thinkers thank verbal thinkers. Having autistic people in this world is great because they see what all the others might not see. I found interesting that animals are visual thinkers as well and that is why people with autism are usually caonoared to them. Overall, this TedTalk helped me learn more about autism I feel as if others in this world should listen to this to understand that autism is not necessarily a bad thing, autism is just another perspective of the world. Being different is not always a bad thing. Being different can help others see the world in a different way. ]]> 2018-08-26 12:01:16 UTC https://padlet.com/MrTurnersclassonline/80t8r8csnv1e/wish/275365549