Autism is a scale and many individuals with autism are fully capable of functioning in a regular classroom setting. While some may be unable to function in a normal classroom setting, others may not. I do agree with this setup, as long as the individual is able to handle being in this setting.
Inhalants, narcotics, hallucinagens, stimulant, depressant, callibus, opioids, anabolic steriods, perscription, recreation
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Risk-Taking—Research shows the brain keeps developing well into the twenties, during which time it continues to establish important communication connections and further refines its function. Scientists believe that this lengthy developmental period may help explain some of the behavior which is characteristic of adolescence—such as their propensity to seek out new and potentially dangerous situations. For some teens, thrill-seeking might include experimenting with alcohol. Developmental changes also offer a possible physiological explanation for why teens act so impulsively, often not recognizing that their actions—such as drinking—have consequences.
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Consent, in my understanding, is giving permission to do something or to get permission for something. Consent needs to be given when taking others photos, asking certain questions, asking questions, etc. Generally speaking, giving consent is a synonym for giving permission. Consent is extremely important because, for example, let's say you see someone famous on the street being followed by a bunch of people trying to take their picture. That celebrity might not have given those people consent to take their picture. Their are many different ways in which consent may or may not be given. Take the celebrity for example, they did not give consent to have their picture taken. In other words the celebrity might not feel comfortable with random people taking pictures. Reporters and interviewers rarely give consent to ask certain questions and might cross a line if they do ask those personal questions. A major problem today is assault. Some people think since they said yes they actually meant it, but normally these victims are minors, they can't completely understand the situation, or a lot of times people will use fear against victims. This also means jail time if charges are pressed. Another important example is if you give consent but change your mind. Many people might think that "You gave consent which means you can't change your mind". Well that is not true, consent can be given and taken away if you fell uncomfortable in a particular situation. If you are under the influence, unconscious, a minor, or sleeping you cannot give consent because you aren't fully capable of understanding the situation. On the other hand, consent is often given, for example, if you ask your parent if you can go to your friends house and they say yes, that is getting your parent's consent. Also when going to the doctors office, when you are a certain age they will ask if you would like to give your parent consent to see your medical records. If your friend asks you if you want to go to a movie and you say yes, you just gave consent to go see a movie. Saying yes to a situation you fully understand is giving consent, which is the same as giving permission. The difference between giving consent and not giving consent is a big deal. Be safe, and make good choices kids!
