New study finds skyrocketing numbers of 8-year-olds identified with autism spectrum disorder, including among children with average or high IQs. Hotspots ranked Start the day smarter ☀️ ...

Special education students across the nation are increasingly likely to have autism, with new data showing that the percentage has more than doubled in recent years. Nearly 13% of students with ...

Stakeholders have called for the adoption of artificial intelligence in special education to better support children on the autism spectrum, particularly in underserved communities across Nigeria.This ...

This blog post raises the question of efficacy and relevance in quantifying engagement in autism based models of education, therapy, and advocacy. It delves into our need to quantify levels of ...

HISD Houston ISD slashes autism services team, cutting “lifeline” for special ed teachers days before start of class. State-appointed superintendent Mike Miles is overhauling the long-troubled ...

Repetitive training, used widely in autism education, may hinder the learning process by promoting inflexibility, a new study with potentially 'earthshaking' implications shows.

Despite Bermuda’s strides in autism awareness and acceptance, gaps persist in early intervention, training and education on the condition, according to a non-profit leader. Sherri-Lee Bucci, the ...

Francis Marion University President Fred Carter says the university's multi-categorical special education/autism studies bachelor's degree program will be a big help to the Pee Dee region.

Goals of Maryland's 5-year autism plan . Maryland's five-year autism plan details goals in several categories, including education, housing, and safety.

Francis Marion University's board of trustees approved a bachelor's degree in multicategorical special education and autism studies. The program will be the first of its kind in South Carolina.

A petition they started Sunday night has more than 800 signatures; it calls for free swimming education for all of Minnesota's vulnerable children. Latest U.S.

The 6th Circuit Court of appeals heard arguments on a case involving students with autism, taught in separate classrooms from their peers.