Ravi
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A study released by the UW Autism Center sets a new stage for early autism recognition, which can lead to higher IQs and increased social skills in autistic children.
Photo by Sang Cho. Along with developing necessary skills for autistic childrens age levels, the toys play a role in building a relationship with the child and the therapist.
Photo by Sang Cho. Typical toddler toys are used at the UW Autism Center to help develop motor skills in autistic children.
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Jamie Winter
Milani Smith
Michigan
While the UW Autism Center has worked on a variety of studies related to autism, the Early Start study is at the forefront due to its success in early intervention, with some of the toddlers in the study being as young as 18 months. The method, which was deemed the Early Start Denver Model (ESDM), was measured against a community-based autism program and, in the end, was found to improve childrens IQ scores by an average of 17.6 points, while the community intervention only improved by seven points.
UW study leads to IQ improvements in autistic children - The Daily of the University of Washington
Photo by Sang Cho. Along with developing necessary skills for autistic childrens age levels, the toys play a role in building a relationship with the child and the therapist.
Photo by Sang Cho. Typical toddler toys are used at the UW Autism Center to help develop motor skills in autistic children.
More coverage of...
Jamie Winter
Milani Smith
Michigan
While the UW Autism Center has worked on a variety of studies related to autism, the Early Start study is at the forefront due to its success in early intervention, with some of the toddlers in the study being as young as 18 months. The method, which was deemed the Early Start Denver Model (ESDM), was measured against a community-based autism program and, in the end, was found to improve childrens IQ scores by an average of 17.6 points, while the community intervention only improved by seven points.
UW study leads to IQ improvements in autistic children - The Daily of the University of Washington