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Argumentative Essay On Sandesh's Therapy

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Just wondering out loud..is it uncool for pre-teens and teens to say Hi? It took us 2 years of social skills therapy to teach Sandesh how to greet peers and make small talk with them. Now that he is putting those skills to use, he doesn 't understand why not all peers respond. It is on us to teach him to pull back again. He doesn 't get social cues naturally and doesn 't get it that some kids aren 't very social or don 't want to be bothered. He is genuinely interested in people and is eager to make connections. This is a clear cut example of how his therapy keeps evolving continuously. # Social

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