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Begin forwarded message:Subject: Teens With Autism Avoid Email, Social Media; Institutions To Close Under Deal With Feds; and More NewsDate: January 27, 2012 10:48:20 AM PSTTo: valerieslist@...Having trouble viewing this email? Click here for the Web version.E-Mail News | Friday, January 27, 2012NEW! Commenting on Disability Scoop stories just got a whole lot easier. No login or registration required!Latest Headlines from DisabilityScoop.comInstitutions To Close Under Deal With FedsIn what Justice Department officials are hailing as their third landmark ADA agreement in as many years, one state will make strides toward enhancing community living for people with disabilities.Teens With Autism Avoid Email, Social MediaEven as teens with autism use television, computers and other screen-based media more than their peers, new research suggests that they're shunning some of the Web's most popular offerings.For Kids With Autism, 'Inner Speech' Key To Problem-SolvingTeaching kids with autism to talk things through in their heads could dramatically improve their ability to deal with everyday problems, new research indicates.State Special Education Rates Vary WidelyRhode Island is the smallest state in the country, but it has every other state beat by one measure: A higher percentage of its students are in special education than anywhere else.Follow Disability Scoop'Like' us on Facebook and join the conversation with thousands of Disability Scoop readers on Twitter, Google+ and LinkedIn.» Your Ad HereMost Popular This Week» Report: New Autism Definition Could End 'Epidemic'

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