Ethan's Story
Ethan's Story II
Apollo's Story
Mark's Story
Siddhart's Story
Aaron's Story
Paige's Story
Raphael's Story
Kai's Story
Levi's Story
Mirra's Story
Benjamin's Story
Kaiani's Story
Wyatt's Story
Aj's Story
Kai's Story - Severe Autism - Learning at Mach 2
We started Alternative Teaching Strategy Center four years ago to show and teach people that there are alternatives methods of teaching children with autism. Over the years we have had much success, but every once in a while you have a student that is extraordinary that you feel compelled to share their story as an inspiration and symbol of hope for all those who are left behind because no one believes in them.
Kai is a 15 year old intelligent young man with severe autism. Within 3 short months he has made remarkable progress and has even started talking again. He has been taught using the same methods used to teach Ethan and has benefited from Visual Communication Analysis. Kai looks forward to each and every lesson and always has a smile on his face. He truly loves to learn. I want to thank the teachers at ATSC for their devotion to our special kids and who go above and beyond to help our kids. I would also like to thank his parents for believing in him and for all their hard work, unconditional love and dedication. Kai will continue to make quantum leaps.
Please watch Kai's Story and feel free to share his story and help spread the message that we should never give up and to show that there are other ways to work with our kids, not just the failing methods that have been used to teach them for years.
Alternative Teaching Strategy Center is a charitable organization dedicated to serving people with autism and other cognitive and learning disabilities.
Children with autism deserve to be treated with dignity.
"Any intelligent fool can make things bigger and more complex. It takes a touch of genius - and a lot of courage to move in the opposite direction. "
Eric Schmidt (CEO of Google)
"Innovation never comes from the established institutions. It's always a graduate student or a crazy person or somebody with a great vision."
"The pessimist sees difficulty in every opportunity. The optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty."
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