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  • CutiePieHole

    ngl i want one i will definitely bite into it thoughh

    dont worry the inside isn't toxic

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    Tuneout

    boxing gloves are next doing the anger management -> autism pipeline

    Nope i actually seen this is happened already . For autistic kids who keep hitting themselves. Had a guy at my school who always had gloves on cause of it .

  • Orangutan

    Ye West I will never forgive you

    https://twitter.com/partyoj1/status/2083285375062061172

    he was so OP the only person who could nerf him was himself

  • CutiePieHole

    Nope i actually seen this is happened already . For autistic kids who keep hitting themselves. Had a guy at my school who always had gloves on cause of it .

    some of the gooners itt would benefit from his (also probably autistic)

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    Those little autistic kids used to be able to whoop ass id seen teachers missing hair parts and black eyes they tore their asd up

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    CutiePieHole

    Those little autistic kids used to be able to whoop ass id seen teachers missing hair parts and black eyes they tore their asd up

    ya if autistic kids have violent outbursts like that, which is extremely sad, they need to have nurses or security specialized in mental health, like what’s at hospitals and psych wards, to deal with it. teachers dont have the training to know how to deal with that and it leads to potentially the teacher or child getting hurt. or in some sort of trouble.

    plus it isnt conductive to the child’s growth to be as high functioning as possible as an adult

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    Tuneout

    ya if autistic kids have violent outbursts like that, which is extremely sad, they need to have nurses or security specialized in mental health, like what’s at hospitals and psych wards, to deal with it. teachers dont have the training to know how to deal with that and it leads to potentially the teacher or child getting hurt. or in some sort of trouble.

    plus it isnt conductive to the child’s growth to be as high functioning as possible as an adult

    and its like how could a teacher even prepare for somethng like that that s*** comes in violent phases apparently 10 weeks they are good 1 week they are violent . Sad! Probably paid less than uber drivers

  • I don’t drive r8s i don’t like those

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    CutiePieHole

    and its like how could a teacher even prepare for somethng like that that s*** comes in violent phases apparently 10 weeks they are good 1 week they are violent . Sad! Probably paid less than uber drivers

    yeah i mean it just depends on the individual. some autistic people are violent frequently. some rarely. some never. also if theyre violent outwardly, they usually cause themsleves much greater harm.

    its extremely important to integrate autistic kids into education and common classrooms if its possible.

    but you do need specialized training to learn how to deal with violent outbursts, you need people around with it.

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    Tuneout

    yeah i mean it just depends on the individual. some autistic people are violent frequently. some rarely. some never. also if theyre violent outwardly, they usually cause themsleves much greater harm.

    its extremely important to integrate autistic kids into education and common classrooms if its possible.

    but you do need specialized training to learn how to deal with violent outbursts, you need people around with it.

    its like layers of societal failure really that those situations play out like they do

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    Tuneout

    ya if autistic kids have violent outbursts like that, which is extremely sad, they need to have nurses or security specialized in mental health, like what’s at hospitals and psych wards, to deal with it. teachers dont have the training to know how to deal with that and it leads to potentially the teacher or child getting hurt. or in some sort of trouble.

    plus it isnt conductive to the child’s growth to be as high functioning as possible as an adult

    My friend is a teacher he had a desk thrown at him once s***s crazy

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    early intervention and integration into the classroom for autism has increased a LOT in the last few years though. which is excellent

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    Classique

    My friend is a teacher he had a desk thrown at him once s***s crazy

    by an autistic kid or a kid with other behavioural issues?

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    Tuneout

    by an autistic kid or a kid with other behavioural issues?

    Not sure but it was at an inner city high school

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    to be an effective teacher its so much more than just teaching kids and stuff. you have to essentially be a social worker and try to catch abuse, behavioural issues, mental health issues. there can be violent situations.

    teachers education is so minimal ( at least here) theyre not equipped for that.

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    I don't think we had violent autistic people at my school

    We had one kid that talked about digimon too much but that's all I remember

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    Classique

    Not sure but it was at an inner city high school

    very sad, some kids have it so difficult. a child doesnt do stuff like that unless theres serious other issues. theyre the ultimate victim.

    but teachers are not trained to deal with these realities

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    also my hot take is they wont be anytime soon becuase theres a vested interest in keeping education levels as low as possible to make people the easier to exploit and limit class mobility.

    and not giving teachers proper education and training in all sorts of areas, is a apart of this.

    not in like a conspiracy way, just with how things work out with how the incentives in society are

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    Bruuiisees

    I don't think we had violent autistic people at my school

    We had one kid that talked about digimon too much but that's all I remember

    sounds like a cool autistic kid

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    Bruuiisees

    I don't think we had violent autistic people at my school

    We had one kid that talked about digimon too much but that's all I remember

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    mos def

    sounds like a cool autistic kid

    He was actually pretty able to adapt and like fit in in his own way

    Like he was accidentally the funniest person of all time and he didn't get upset when people laughed so like everyone liked him

    One time a newer student tried to pick on him and got beat up by two other ones that liked him

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    Bruuiisees

    He was actually pretty able to adapt and like fit in in his own way

    Like he was accidentally the funniest person of all time and he didn't get upset when people laughed so like everyone liked him

    One time a newer student tried to pick on him and got beat up by two other ones that liked him

    huge W by the other 2 kids thats awesome

  • Bruuiisees

    He was actually pretty able to adapt and like fit in in his own way

    Like he was accidentally the funniest person of all time and he didn't get upset when people laughed so like everyone liked him

    One time a newer student tried to pick on him and got beat up by two other ones that liked him

    i feel like this description fits artist quite well also

  • Bruuiisees

    He was actually pretty able to adapt and like fit in in his own way

    Like he was accidentally the funniest person of all time and he didn't get upset when people laughed so like everyone liked him

    One time a newer student tried to pick on him and got beat up by two other ones that liked him

    word I would've whooped the bullies ass too

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    Tuneout

    very sad, some kids have it so difficult. a child doesnt do stuff like that unless theres serious other issues. theyre the ultimate victim.

    but teachers are not trained to deal with these realities

    There are so many levels to it some kids are plain bad but generally speaking if they act out it’s because they’re missing something somewhere in life