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In TED Talk, Grandin gives his explanations for the need for different types of cognition and provide the personal view in the mind of someone living with Autism. The insight the author can build the bridge of understanding between animals and human. In addition, he gives the relationship between people on and off the autism spectrum (Grandin, min16). To be precise, she talks about how people living with autism think in pictures rather than in language. For victims to solve the energy crisis, they need to develop cures for such disease. In addition, Grandin advocates that the society need to appreciate all people basing on different minds. The author bases autism on observation. The insight on autism is gained mainly by stroking the animal hair. For instance, she talks about how can easily turn to watch any of the frontier loader picking across the field. The mention of a co is a photorealistic picture of various cows flashing through her head. The ability of such people to see pictures and a sense of things which she spoke about. From that time then, Autism has remained the main topic in defining her existence. However, she has led incredible things throughout her research on autism.
In accommodating students with all kinds of minds are valued, it is essential to understand how they learn. Children with autism do not learn like others (Grandin, min 11). Thus they need to get special accommodations. Many of the students with autism learn visually.

Therefore, this will help them feel like the others. Make a list of children strength. Various children have different strengths. Thus each child needs to be accommodated differently. Misunderstanding and various unnecessary obstacles have unlimited autistic participation in various activities. Communication is also important dynamic aspect between various people with autism.
 

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Grandin, Temple. “The World Needs All Kinds Of Minds.” https://www.ted.com/talks/temple_grandin_the_world_needs_all_kinds_of_minds#t-200399. 26 July 2018.