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05.21.08, 15:11 PM Special Needs
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I know every child is different, but how do most kids with PDD-NOS present by the time they are age 3-4? TIA [ Reply | Watch | Flag ]
Special Needs 05.21.08, 03:11 PM Flag
 

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I wish I could answer you but it really does so vary child to child! Why don't you tell us how old yours is, in what situation, therapies, school, progress so far, etc.? [ Reply | More
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General Topics 05.21.08, 03:31 PM Flag
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In broad terms if they have intensive, early intervention there are many who mainstream with a few supports. Without support unfortunately prospects get worse as the window on learning begins to close the older they get. [ Reply | More
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General Topics 05.21.08, 05:07 PM Flag
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Even if they have excellent early intervention it's still highly possible to need a more supportive/restrictive school setting. I know a lot of pdd-nos kids at my dc's SN school. [ Reply | More
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General Topics 05.21.08, 06:41 PM Flag
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It really depends on the degree to which they have pdd-nos and the amount of therapy they have had. [ Reply | More
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General Topics 05.21.08, 07:26 PM Flag
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