A child with autism doesn’t have symbolic play skills, which simply means they have no imagination for example thinking a stick is a sword or a brush is a microphone also thinking a toy apple is edible. Many people think that the absence or lack of symbolic play makes them think that the child is mentally retarded, but they just don’t indulge in extemporaneous symbolic play. The sort of play that is done in this training is used with objects that is appropriate to their purpose of use. The research show that modeling and verbal aspects on symbolic play makes them perform more and interact after modeling rather than in spontaneous situations. Most children play with an imagination pretending to be someone else making other think that something is wrong with them, but they just need learn how to
A child with autism doesn’t have symbolic play skills, which simply means they have no imagination for example thinking a stick is a sword or a brush is a microphone also thinking a toy apple is edible. Many people think that the absence or lack of symbolic play makes them think that the child is mentally retarded, but they just don’t indulge in extemporaneous symbolic play. The sort of play that is done in this training is used with objects that is appropriate to their purpose of use. The research show that modeling and verbal aspects on symbolic play makes them perform more and interact after modeling rather than in spontaneous situations. Most children play with an imagination pretending to be someone else making other think that something is wrong with them, but they just need learn how to