"Any time we are faced with a difficult situation, or if something keeps
us from doing what we are planning to do, we come to a crossroads. We
think: What should I do next? What are my choices? How does one option
compare to another? This can include big problems, such as what to do
after losing a job, but it also comes into play in the small decisions
we make day-to-day. For example, when driving to work, what route do we
take? If there is a traffic jam, do we take a different route? How do we
decide? Or, if an item breaks, how do we decide whether to fix it or
throw it away? If we decide to fix it, how do we do it? New batteries?
Scotch tape? Glue? There are so many decisions we make moment to moment
based on what we know about possible outcomes."
How does your child think? To read the rest of the article and how it applies to Autism, please click
here to read the rest on RDI Connect.
Have you enjoyed reading this four-part series on Memory written by Linda Murphy? Please let us know if you have any additional questions about how to help your child build his/her Episodic Memory. This is a huge part in building Dynamic Intelligence.
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