limited social interaction

lack of eye contact

sensory sensitivity

repetitive behaviors

delayed language development

difficulty understanding gestures and social cues

APA Therapy: this is evidence-based treatment that helps children develop life skills. It is aimed to meet their individual needs; they will use strategies that help them communicate what they need, self care, and social interactions.

Visuals: Using visuals can be very helpful for children with ASD. It helps provide clear information, understanding of content, and reduces anxiety.

Speech Language Therapy: This will help them develop stronger communication skills, expand vocabulary, and expressive language.

Visual support: Providing visuals like charts, images, and drawings is very helpful as it helps them remember it better rather than just auditory instruction.

difficulty focusing

fidgeting

impulsivity

difficulty with social interactions

poor grades

Medication: Medication may be suggested once someone is diagnosed with ADHD. The medication helps with improving attention and reduces impulsivity.

Flexibility in the classroom: allow the child to sit or stand if they need to, allow breaks, allow more time for assignments to be completed.