Katharine Beals
@katharinebeals.bsky.social
Author of "Students with Autism" and "Cutting-Edge Language and Literacy Tools for Students on the Autism Spectrum."
Designer of the SentenceWeaver: interactive grammar instruction for students with autism.
Adjunct at Temple, Drexel, and Penn.
Designer of the SentenceWeaver: interactive grammar instruction for students with autism.
Adjunct at Temple, Drexel, and Penn.
Reposted by Katharine Beals
Autism does not involve a "deranged relationship with one's body."
My moderately autistic son, who can express all his thoughts thru writing, will never be published by the NYTimes. His level of writing is consistent with his diagnosis, and w/ the tremendous language interventions he received.
My moderately autistic son, who can express all his thoughts thru writing, will never be published by the NYTimes. His level of writing is consistent with his diagnosis, and w/ the tremendous language interventions he received.
October 20, 2025 at 3:25 PM
Autism does not involve a "deranged relationship with one's body."
My moderately autistic son, who can express all his thoughts thru writing, will never be published by the NYTimes. His level of writing is consistent with his diagnosis, and w/ the tremendous language interventions he received.
My moderately autistic son, who can express all his thoughts thru writing, will never be published by the NYTimes. His level of writing is consistent with his diagnosis, and w/ the tremendous language interventions he received.
Autism does not involve a "deranged relationship with one's body."
My moderately autistic son, who can express all his thoughts thru writing, will never be published by the NYTimes. His level of writing is consistent with his diagnosis, and w/ the tremendous language interventions he received.
My moderately autistic son, who can express all his thoughts thru writing, will never be published by the NYTimes. His level of writing is consistent with his diagnosis, and w/ the tremendous language interventions he received.
October 20, 2025 at 3:25 PM
Autism does not involve a "deranged relationship with one's body."
My moderately autistic son, who can express all his thoughts thru writing, will never be published by the NYTimes. His level of writing is consistent with his diagnosis, and w/ the tremendous language interventions he received.
My moderately autistic son, who can express all his thoughts thru writing, will never be published by the NYTimes. His level of writing is consistent with his diagnosis, and w/ the tremendous language interventions he received.