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salam semua.
lama yatie tak join sesama kat sini. sibuk sungguh 2-3 minggu ni. satu hal la plak dok selak2 page2 blakang.
Kak Fie, good luck with the doc's appoinment nanti. Hopefully Kak Fie tabah mendengar apa2 keputusan yg Dr Kadir bagi
Losyen, anak yatie pun girl jugak, She will be 5 in April. This yr yatie dah register dia kat kindy Superkids kat Alor Star ni. Masuk special class dulu but in the same building ngan class2 kindy biasa. Tapi February baru start because the kindy nak settlekan budak2 class biasa dulu. Kat situ they will try to train special kids ni untuk belajar bergaul and follow instruction. To prepare the for normal school if possible. Selaa kat class tu pun they will assess and see if the child is ready to join budak2 lain kat class biasa, then they will move the child.
Itu yg kita mahu kan. So that bila cikgu ajar they all tak merayap merata-rata. Kalau dia mau duduk kat la class tu pun dah ok and respond to instructions. Alhamdulillah ada jugak class tu kat Alor Star ni. Yatie dah dok risau camna nak bagi dia pegi kindy. Last yr dah try tapi tak berjaya. |
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yatie..
mahal ke yuran bulanan utk school camtu? |
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Originally posted by Asdira at 8-1-2007 07:02 PM
yatie..
mahal ke yuran bulanan utk school camtu?
tak jugak. initial payment tu cam kindy lain2 jugak kat sini lam RM600 camtu.then monthly RM100 ja. |
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Originally posted by <i>nashra</i> at 1-1-2007 08:28 PM<br />
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kalau ko tak sure baik bawak aje your son pi jumpa dr..<br />
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aku ni dulu baca je kat sini..tak pulak aku tau anak aku tu dah kategori mild to moderate autistic kid...<br />
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until aku bawa dia jump ...
aku dah jumpa pediatric....dia confident kata anak aku bukan ASD...but next appointment nak buat hearing test then nak bwk jumpa speech therapist.....janggal plak dia suh aku cakap 1 bahasa jek ngan anak aku....in english jek sbb dia bg alasan dia x tahu cakapo melayu.....ntah la, blh jadik ke speech therapist tu ? Anak aku tuh skrg ni jek 4 bahasa dia dengar org cakap dgn dia.......
btw, aku nak buat appointment kat government hospital plak as 2nd opinion.......sebenarnya aku prefer government la sbb doktor dorang more profesional.....dan yg penting bukan doktor made in India.....hehehehe |
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Originally posted by yatiedin at 8-1-2007 06:58 PM
salam semua.
lama yatie tak join sesama kat sini. sibuk sungguh 2-3 minggu ni. satu hal la plak dok selak2 page2 blakang.
Kak Fie, good luck with the doc's appoinment nanti. Hopefully Kak Fie ...
Yatie, saya hantar kat tadika kemas dulu tuk sebulan, nak tengok pergaulan dia ngan budak2 normal. By next month nak tukar ke kindy yg ada mengajar budak2 special nih. esok ada appointment ngan doc. Tapi kanak-kanak autistic ni memang special kan? last 2 days my hubby sorokkan music box, my daughter boleh cari sampai dapat mana music box tu disorokkan, dan 1 lagi, masa susun puzzle, even puzzle tu masih berterabur, dia boleh tau part mana yg hilang... |
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Originally posted by losyen at 9-1-2007 09:16 AM
Yatie, saya hantar kat tadika kemas dulu tuk sebulan, nak tengok pergaulan dia ngan budak2 normal. By next month nak tukar ke kindy yg ada mengajar budak2 special nih. esok ada appointme ...
itu dah kira psychic tu losyen.... |
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:hmm: aku dah start pening dah......... apa beza autistic ngan ADHD ngan ASD......banyak sangat jargon dalam nih..........
kalau nak bawa gi consult pead.......agak-agak umur berapa nak senang diagnose...... |
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Originally posted by BingkaUbi at 9-1-2007 04:04 AM
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aku dah jumpa pediatric....dia confident kata anak aku bukan ASD...but next appointment nak buat hearing test then nak bwk jumpa speech therapist.....janggal plak dia suh aku ca ...
haah..memang dia akan minta ko buat hearing test..macam anak aku gak..
alhamdulillah, anak aku ok..actually the reason derang buat hearing test tu nak tengok anak ko ada banyak wax ke, atau ada infection dlm telinga..cause tu penyumbang kepada kanak2 lambat bercakap juga..
sana government bagus ye? ok la for you..
cheaper tak compared to private?
macam sini dr government yang advice aku pi ke hospital swasta.. |
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Originally posted by mder at 9-1-2007 11:17 AM
:hmm: aku dah start pening dah......... apa beza autistic ngan ADHD ngan ASD......banyak sangat jargon dalam nih..........
kalau nak bawa gi consult pead.......agak-agak umur berapa nak senang ...
mder, yg saya tau autistic ngan adhd lah, lebih kurang gak. tapi ASD saya tak tau. saya bawak anak gi jumpa doc
masa umur dia 3thn lebih. sbb tengok dia bukan cam budak2 lain, no communication & eye contact. |
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Originally posted by KakFie at 8-1-2007 06:12 PM
Thanks deli, apa pun memang my hubby and I keen nak jumpak Dr Kadir ni.
Appmt dengan dia Thursday morning....wish me luck.
good luck!
dr rose peng tu i biase dengar juge.. ithink some of the kids from the adhd egroup go to her for treatment. |
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Originally posted by Delifrance at 9-1-2007 01:32 PM
good luck!
dr rose peng tu i biase dengar juge.. ithink some of the kids from the adhd egroup go to her for treatment.
dr rose nih attached ngan hukm gak ker? |
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Originally posted by mder at 9-1-2007 11:17 AM
:hmm: aku dah start pening dah......... apa beza autistic ngan ADHD ngan ASD......banyak sangat jargon dalam nih..........
kalau nak bawa gi consult pead.......agak-agak umur berapa nak senang ...
Der,
term autistic, autism ngan ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) yang guna dalam thread ni rasanya maksud sama je. Syntax .
Tapi autism tu actually dok bawah payung ASD (ataupun dipanggil jugak PDD - Pervasive developmental delay). Bawah payung ASD/PDD ni ada lagi syndrome lain eg. Rett syndrome, Aspergers syndrome, PDD not specified.
ADHD tu lain pulak.
Those with ADHD tak semestinya autistic.
Tapi ada jugak baca anak-anak yang diagnosed with both Autism ngan ADHD.
For better understanding gi check www.childbrain.com
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Originally posted by KakFie at 8-1-2007 06:12 PM
Thanks deli, apa pun memang my hubby and I keen nak jumpak Dr Kadir ni.
Appmt dengan dia Thursday morning....wish me luck.
kak fie, kalau ada info2 atau tips tu, kongsi2lah ngan kita org kat sini...:love: |
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Originally posted by honeybee1802 at 9-1-2007 02:01 PM
dr rose nih attached ngan hukm gak ker?
Dia kat Ampang Puteri...tak tahulah kalau ada visiting (betul ke ini term yang diorang guna ek?) kat HUKM jugak. |
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Originally posted by losyen at 9-1-2007 02:10 PM
kak fie, kalau ada info2 atau tips tu, kongsi2lah ngan kita org kat sini...:love:
Banyak info dalam internet losyen. Sampai naik biul dah akak dok baca. Dah confuse dah anak aku ni apa kes lah agaknya...sebab banyak sangat dok baca.  . |
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Originally posted by KakFie at 9-1-2007 02:09 PM
Der,
term autistic, autism ngan ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) yang guna dalam thread ni rasanya maksud sama je. Syntax .
Tapi autism tu actually dok bawah payung ASD (ataupun dipangg ...
kakfie..
adam autism plus adhd.. |
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Originally posted by KakFie at 9-1-2007 02:16 PM
Banyak info dalam internet losyen. Sampai naik biul dah akak dok baca. Dah confuse dah anak aku ni apa kes lah agaknya...sebab banyak sangat dok baca. http://forum.cari.com.my/images/smili ...
jgn taktau..k.fie,deli,yati,nashra...taklama lgk khatam phd..rsnyer kalo betul amik phd nih profesor pun leh tabik spring..hehe.. |
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Originally posted by honeybee1802 at 9-1-2007 05:58 PM
jgn taktau..k.fie,deli,yati,nashra...taklama lgk khatam phd..rsnyer kalo betul amik phd nih profesor pun leh tabik spring..hehe..
 kih! kih! kih! honey, agaknya uni mana nak bagi phd kat kita ni.... |
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terjumpa dua buku ni kat Amazon. Search kat mph ada yang einstein tu saja. From the same author. Baca review macam menarik. Kot kot la sesiapa berminat nak baca.
Editorial Reviews
From Booklist
As father of a child who was late in talking but precocious in otherskills, Sowell had long been interested in such children. It was not,however, until the famous policy analyst wrote about his son (now anadult) in his syndicated column that he became acquainted with manyother late-talkers' parents. With them, he created an informationexchange; eventually, good social scientist that he is, he sent them aquestionnaire to formally collect facts about late-talking, brightchildren for the purposes of ascertaining common characteristics andpossibly honing diagnosis of what for many families is a disquietingset of circumstances, not least because public school authorities areoverly prone to label such children autistic.Essentially, this book reports the questionnaire's gleanings and makessome tentative conclusions. But in the stories of particular children,including little John Sowell, that precede the reporting, it isengrossing, inspiriting, and lovely to read. Ray Olson --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
From Kirkus Reviews
A father's first-personaccount of his young son's difficulties in learning to talk, hissurprising disoveries about other late talkers, and some intriguingspeculation about the causes of this problem. Although clearly a brightboy who understood when spoken to and who displayed unusual analyticalabilities (as a toddler, he managed to outwit a child-proof lock),Sowell's son John did not speak until he was almost four years old.When Sowell, a Hoover Institute senior fellow (Migrations and Culture,1996, etc.), wrote about his son in his syndicated newspaper column,dozens of parents of late-talking children wrote to him. A supportgroup of 55 families representing 57 children eventually formed. Sowellfollows the story of his son John--now a successful computerscientist-- with numerous anecdotal accounts from these families'letters. Seeing a pattern in their stories, Sowell sent outquestionnaires in 1994 and 1996, and the results of the longer 1996survey are summarized here. He discovered that most of the late talkerswere boys, with especially good memories and puzzle-solving skills,that most were slow in their social development and late in toilettraining, and that many had close relatives who played musicalinstruments or were in analytical professions. Sowell, who is moreanecdotal than scientific in his approach, is quick to acknowledge thathis is a biased sample of late talkers, but he asserts that bothprofessionals and parents should be aware of this pattern of mentalabilities and family backgrounds. It may be, he speculates, that somebright children are late in talking precisely because the demands oftheir analytical abilities, localized in the left half of the brain,are being met at the expense of the speech function. Children like hisson, he warns, are frequently misdiagnosed as retarded or autistic andthus risk being placed in special- education classes, from whichrelease may be difficult. Hardly definitive, but should ease the mindsof worried parents. -- Copyright |
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