Each individual child has his or her own strengths and weaknesses that must be dealt with, regardless of the way they communicate. So it is important for you to get to know all of the individual characteristics of each student that you will be working with. This will help you and each of the students that you work with because it will encourage better communication. The student-teacher bond is not something that autistic children develop solely by themselves. In fact, it is more often the teacher who develops the strong bond with each individual student.
Teachers get to know their students inside and out.
They know all of their students quirks, and all of their students talents. So it is hard for a teacher not to develop a strong bond between such interesting individuals and him or herself. However, with all of this subjective talk about how great it is to work with autistic children, I don t want to glamorize the job too much. Otherwise, you might not realize what you could be getting yourself into. Biting, pinching, scratching, hair-pulling, etc.