I'm fascinated by this woman. How often do you have an opportunity to learn about life through the eyes of an autistic person by one who is so highly educated and well spoken. Truly, Temple Grandin is an invaluable resource and an example of success in early intervention.
These are both long, but well worth watching. (Get out your pen and paper for the 2nd video, I felt like I was in college again!)
Temple Grandin - Conversations from Penn State
My Experience with Autism
Thursday, September 2, 2010
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