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Research Is Starting To Show That A Child Should Be Engaged At Least 20 Hours A Week. I Do Not Think It Matters Which Program You Choose As Long As It Keeps The Child Actively Engaged With The Therapist, Teacher, Or Parent For At Least 20 Hours A Week.

I Look At The Successful People That Have, You Know, High Functioning Autism And Asperger's, They're Ones Where Maybe The Parents Were In The Computer Industry And They Just Taught The Kids Programming At, You Know, Age Eight And Nine And They Just Went On Into The Industry With Their Parents.

I've Got A Lot Of Other People Who Do A Lot Of Things For Me, So I've Gotten To A Part In My Career Where I'm Doing A Lot Of Talks Because I Want To Get Kids Turned On. I Want To See These Kids, These Geeky Nerdy Kids, Go Out There And Do Something.

Cats Are Great With Clicker Training. There's A Great Video You Can Get Called "clicker Magic". There's A Scene In That Video Where A Cat Is Trained To Go Through A Mini Dog Agility Course - It's All Done With Food Motivation And Clicker Training. You Can Train Them To Do All Sorts Of Thing.

I Had People In My Life Who Didn't Give Up On Me: My Mother, My Aunt, My Science Teacher. I Had One-on-one Speech Therapy. I Had A Nanny Who Spent All Day Playing Turn-taking Games With Me.