Sitemap - 2009 - Mosaic of Minds
What the CDC Report Actually Says
Public perceptions of giftedness, part 2: Prodigy
The "gift of dyslexia": how it might work (but why it might not be the whole story)
Public perceptions of giftedness, part 1: Genius
Slow visual attention shifting in autism: could it explain social & behavioral symptoms?
Throwing out the baby with the bathwater: The dangers of turning against "learning styles"
ASD social problems: a failure of common ground?
How can we help kids like Tanya with reading comprehension?
Savant syndrome: still a landmark to our ignorance
What happens when visual processing breaks down? Rickie's story
Is the DSM-V throwing the baby out with the bathwater?: Thoughts on labels
What it feels like to have a learning disability: error detection without error correction
A genetic perspective on ASD: What happens when 2 geeks have kids?
The ripple effects of missing sensory input
Where does social cognition break down?
What should we be telling teens with ASD about social skills?
Auditory-visual synchrony could explain why kids with ASD prefer mouths to eyes
ASD and Dyspraxia: What's the deal?
Why do gifted people seem so weird?: It might not be what you think
Social cognition problems when acting, but not when observing: Lily's story
Piaget's conservation of matter task with water: Is it on the "level?"
Beyond Checklists: How would you diagnose this child (or would you at all)?
Visual processing problems on the autistic spectrum disorder: what are they, anyway?
How might sensory processing differences cause classic ASD symptoms?
Normal-IQ ASD adults show smaller false memory effect: could context blindness be responsible?
Could visual processing problems cause some forms of autistic spectrum disorders?
Insight in the brain: mixing and matching with the PFC?
Connection between looking away to think and autistic spectrum behavior?
Attention isn't one size fits all: hyperfocusers and multitaskers think differently
A new approach to learning disabilities. (Hint: they're not really "disabilities.")