A special interest for autistic individuals is a sense of purpose and ways they learn to socialize. Sometimes they're interest can change into a new one. Some have more special interest than just one. It doesn't mean they are causing harm on themselves and others. And it doesn't mean they like their interest more than people. For even autistic adults if they like things that are not on their age level that should never be considered as a bad example.
Yes They can if they want It DOESNT MATTER WHO YOU ARE DUHHH
Anyone can fall in love with anyone. No matter what their handicap. Just because someone is Autistic doesn't mean they don't feel everything that normal people feel, they just feel it in their own special way. If you are the non-autistic partner, study up on it . Every person with a disability or chronic condition has their own special needs and challenges.A long as everyone concerned has an idea what to expect, everything will go more smoothly.
Define what you mean by 'act normal', or for that matter how you define normal.Many Autistic people attempt to 'pass' as neurotypical as a means of survival, but as Autism acceptance increases there's less of a need to do this - there's nothing wrong with being Autistic, continuing to act Autistic is not a problem and shouldn't be treat as something abnormal.
No, it is not okay for a teacher to grab an autistic child by the wrist. For that matter it is not okay for a teacher to grab the wrist of any child, this would count as assault.
I don't think it was a matter of choice for many. The world as a whole did not enter, the individual countries that did however, did so in accordance with their own interests or beliefs.
When an Autistic student is pressing down too hard with a pencil you would do as you would with a child of any other neurology, it may have absolutely nothing to do with their being Autistic. As they're Autistic they may have sensory issues which can factor into this, often Autistic people prefer firm touch, in which case it would be a matter of encouraging them to be lighter in pressing down. as a teacher you do whatever is needed to encourage that child, every child will be different.
You can hear Autistic people simply by listening to them - whether they talk verbally or communicate via other means. The organisation Autism Speaks has the tagline 'It's time to listen' but they refuse to listen to autistic people...you can't hear unless you listen, and that's when problems arise with people seeking to 'help' autistic people when they don't know what autistic people need or want.
A tornado is made of matter, mostly air, but it is not a special form of matter.
Autism is considered a "neurodevelopmental disorder." Many parents of autistic children are trying to get the DSM to reclassify autism as not being a mental illness. Autistic people can, however, have many other psychological illness's such as OCD. It depends on what you mean by "ill"; if you're technically speaking then check with the DSM, but if you are talking in a more judgmental sense then the answer can vary. No matter what autistic people are still people and deserve to be treated as such.
It doesn't matter what age, you can't leave them alone. Might want to hire at least someone to look after them.
Matter of taste. Everyone is beautiful, just in their own special way(:
All around us (and we also) is matter. No special identification is needed.