How to Understand Autism: The Easy Way
Author: Alexander Durig
In this clear and accessible introduction to autism, Alex Durig provides a host of ideas and examples that enable the reader to understand the phenomenon of autism, recognize different kinds of autistic perception and behaviour, and prepare for interaction with autistic people.
Table of Contents:
| 1 | Social thinking and computer thinking | 23 |
| 2 | The six functions of perception : how social and computer thinking work together | 37 |
| 3 | Exploring the experience of autism | 61 |
| 4 | Three keys to communicating with autistic people | 79 |
| 5 | How we are all autistic to one extent or another | 93 |
| 6 | The practical side of understanding autism : tips for teaching and interacting with autistic people | 107 |
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Classical Tai Chi Sword
Author: Toyo Kobayashi
With its emphasis on promoting good health, Tai Chi is one of the fastest growing martial arts styles. It is now common to see groups of people performing these exercises in city parks across the United States and Europe. An interest in the use of swords in Tai Chi is the most remarkable trend to develop out of the form's growing popularity. As with other Tai Chi Chuan exercise programs, the use of the sword is a form of meditation in motion based on an inner energy known as chi. In Classical Tai Chi Sword, a martial arts master teaches the 50 basic positions of the Tai Chi sword. Easy-to-use diagrams, charts, and over 100 black and white photographs illustrate each position and the thirteen basic sword techniques. Practice exercises for both solo and partner forms teach inner harmony and self-defense.
Author Bio:
Petra and Toyo Kobayashi have been teaching the Cheng Man-Ch'ing style for over 20 years and are among the most prominent teachers of Tai Chi Chuan in Europe.Their students are also prominent teachers and have opened schools throughout Europe.The Kobayashis live in Munich, Germany.
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