Fun with Scripting

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Fun with Scripting

7/27/2014

Note to self: I need to work on memorizing some scripts! Trying to fulfill my role in a new script (which requires a lot of guesswork on my part) and drive at the same time in an unfamiliar city is hard! Thought some of you might relate.

If I ever decide to go into acting, I'll have a lot of practice, lol. (I take the role of Buford in the script...it starts at :51 and ends at 1:39.)

For those of you who aren't familiar, scripting is a comfortable and fun thing for a lot of autistic kids/adults to do. It's also (anecdotally) part of the pathway to language for a lot of kids. If you go over to Diary of a Mom, she's got a fun video of Brooke scripting up. https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10152211813501937&set=vb.310066991936&&theater

-Creigh

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Tara Eaton link

11/3/2023 02:09:53 pm

This was a loovely blog post

About Creigh

I'm a college student who grew up with my Autistic younger sister, Caley. I've got a bachelor's degree in Psychology and I'm currently studying for my Master's in Speech Language Pathology.

Neither of those, however, have given me an understanding of autism. All of my understanding comes from learning from the many autistic people that I know. As a result, I have a very different outlook on autism than most, and a burning desire to tell the world what I've learned. This blog is one of the many areas in which I attempt to do that.

*Note, none of these make me a professional, so advice I give is not professional advice.

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Starting about in March 2014, all of these posts are originally published on Autism Spectrum Explained's Facebook page, and later reposted here for archiving purposes and easy access for ASE readers, including those who don't use Facebook.

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