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Lost in translation: The role of English as a barrier in autism support for multilingual children in Bangalore, India

Friends  Very often interspersed in my talks I mention certain ideas that have come to us from our previous generations. I have been asked to bring them to an official format. At the outset I want to say that these not a result of deep and long research but mere random thoughts that I find

The theme of this conference lends itself to many interpretations. Perhaps the main difference concerns that which is given to the nature of the verb “becoming”, It refers to the role attributed to the activity of its subject. It seems difficult to ignore that the process of becoming who we are, at any given moment

The centenary years of Mahatma Gandhi, whose 100th birth anniversary will fall on the second October and of Maria Montessori, whose 100th birthday we are celebrating are overlapping. They are commemorated all over the world, special postage stamps are being issued, study seminars are being held. Mankind is one in honouring two great personalities who

The word ’personality’ does not clearly define what we want to say about the child creating himself totally. Yet for want of a better word we are using it. From the time of conception the child is trying to create himself initially physically and later psychically. But it is a unity of both that we