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Autism: Educators Urge Parents to Stay Involved in Their Children’s Development
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Autism: Educators Urge Parents to Stay Involved in Their Children’s Development
By Synthia Lateu As the world marks Autism Awareness Day on April 2, educators working with children with autism are urging parents to remain actively involved in their care. One of the main challenges, they say, is parental reluctance, often caused by social stigma or busy schedules. At Orchidée Home Center, an inclusive school in Douala with a specialized section for children with autism, well-designed drawings, games and cooperative activitie…
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