How to teach autistic children to know all the skills of communication, memory, and interaction is always a big question. In addition to teaching autistic children to speak and write, teaching autistic children about memory is also very important. So what do we need to know to teach autistic children about memory?

Music therapy has long been used to help children with autism spectrum disorders develop language, increase their ability to communicate and interact with people around them. Music therapy for children with autism includes music teaching activities such as dancing, singing, jumping, playing musical instruments, folk games, listening to music...

Children with autism often find it difficult to recognize, understand, and cope with the emotions of others as well as regulate their own emotions. Therefore, implementing strategies to help children with autism improve their ability to recognize emotions is necessary.

Most parents are terrified when taking their autistic children out to play or participate in family activities with friends and relatives. However, if parents are aware of the importance of this visit, it will help nurture their “growing up time”, teach their autistic children many things, and provide great emotional support and encouragement.

Music therapy has long been used to help children with autism spectrum disorders develop language, increase their ability to communicate and interact with people around them, especially increase their ability to imitate. Music therapy for children with autism is music teaching activities such as dancing, singing, jumping, playing musical instruments, folk games, listening to music...