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As with most people with [[autism]], Chris tries to seek out | As with most people with [[autism]], Chris tries to seek out clear, direct steps in social interactions. While modern psychology offers such people social skills groups which address the root issues by introducing basic social skills, Chris takes a difference approach. He firmly believes that our public education system should fund "dating education" where students are paired with members of the opposite gender with others to learn the "correct" way of asking a person out and having a date. | ||
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Revision as of 02:13, 11 March 2009
As with most people with autism, Chris tries to seek out clear, direct steps in social interactions. While modern psychology offers such people social skills groups which address the root issues by introducing basic social skills, Chris takes a difference approach. He firmly believes that our public education system should fund "dating education" where students are paired with members of the opposite gender with others to learn the "correct" way of asking a person out and having a date.
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