Aaron ... what a wonderful opportunity to share your voice, experience, struggles ... and testimony with others. Your book brought tears to my eyes as you spoke of your struggles to be understood ... but your testimony and your love of the Savior shines through. I bought a copy for each of my children! Thank you for sharing your 'life' with autism with the world. John Irving

Hey Aaron! So fun to see you on KZfaq talking about your passion. You have grown up so much. Reading your Facebook page and watching your videos I have a couple of questions. I think that all educators should listen to you when it comes to teaching kids with Autism. You have so many great things and topics to share. I also think that you(students) should be exposed to all content and not be limited to what you are taught just because you are not showing "mastery" per IEP goals/objectives. What would you tell parents or admin that need to be shown mastery of IEP goals/objectives in order to move on to the next goal/objective? Everything is data driven. I know that it is hard to be consistent day to day to prove mastery, so what should educators say to parents/admin in order to be able to have the time to move forward in the curriculum? Parents/admin need "proof" that kids are learning, so what should that "proof" be? Thanks for sharing, love following your journey.