Regarding Special Education -- how would you say "joint referencing skills?"
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The question has to do with the specific area of Special Education -- Autism. Joint Attention refers to a person's ability to connect with another's eye gaze and an object outside of the two that the first person points to (or otherwise references). The second person's ability to look at the referenced object would represent his joint reference skill.
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updated Nov 26, 2011
posted by 7garcia
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Quite a specialist area, it is hard enough to understand the English!
updated Nov 26, 2011
posted by MaryMcc
