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My son is a freshman this year and is required to take foreign language.

spanish has been a disaster since it consists mostly of auditory learning. His

processing speed is slower in general and throw in the translation piece he is

failing miserably. They are suggesting I switch him to American Sign Language.

Has anyone had luck with this for your kids on the spectrum? I am concerned

that he will have to watch hands and listen to what is spoken at the same time

which could be difficult but on the other hand since it is visual that could be

a plus. Foreign language is considered an elective (even though it is required)

and he only has inclusion support in his core classes. Any experience on this

would be appreciated!

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