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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is why observing the child at school s an important part of the evaluation. At the very least there should be a teacher questionnaire. Kids with AS can have some imaginative play, its just delayed, just like kids with AS can socialize, its just that they don't socialize in the way NT kids do. This makes it very difficult to put on the parents, to have you decide what is going on.[/quote] I've hear of almost no private evaluator who goes to a school. [/quote] Our developmental ped did and continues to do so if there is an issue. Obviously that costs more so we've taken advantage of it sparingly but it can be incredibly helpful.[/quote]
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