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Southborough new england center for children opens a branch in abu dhabi Vincent strully, founder and ceo of the new england center for children in southborough, stood before staffers on march 5 to dedicate his school latest project.The new $68 million center for children with autism, he told the crowd, is state of the art, with no expense spared. By far the leading facility for children with autism anywhere in the world, strully declared, speaking from abu dhabi, capital of the united arab emirates. Nine time zones and 7, 000 miles away from southborough, the new england center for childrenabu dhabi opened its doors in march to 62 emirati children, with 74 on the waiting list as more classrooms open.Licensed as a branch of new england center for children, the abu dhabi school is run by staffers from both southborough and the united arab emirates. Establishes abu dhabi as the world leader in the education and treatment of children with autism, strully said from abu dhabi, which he has visited 47 times in the 15 years since the emirati royal family first approached him about working with them.Wildest dreams of the perfect program for autistic kids would look like this.The diagnosis was confirmed by children which referred the family to necc. The center, known as a leader in applied behavior analysis, has been cited by the us department of education as a model for professional development for the onsite graduate programs it offers staffers.The method, formerly known as behavior modification, uses interventions and incentives to change disruptive actions associated with autism. Necc uses researchbased methods of educating.Findings are shared with academics around the world and are discussed in peerreviewed journals, said strully. Because diagnostic services are just developing in abu dhabi, there are no firm figures on autism.But extrapolating from rates in other countries, necc estimates that at least 1, 000 arab children in abu dhabi are on the spectrum, along with an unknown number of children of foreign workers living in the uae. Until recently, there was little help for them.Kids were kept mostly at home with their family, says strully.Was like here [in the united states] when we started in 1975, when kids were on the back wards of taunton state hospital or tearing up their homes. When the emirati royal family visited southborough, they liked what they saw and asked necc for its help.Eight weeks later, strully, two teachers, and a clinical psychologist arrived in abu dhabi and set up a preschool in a villa next to the palace for the little boy. When he turned 8, he came to southborough and attended necc for nearly two years.Returning to abu dhabi, he attended private school, assisted by necc staffers.He is now a college student in abu dhabi. Meanwhile, the boy cousin had also been referred to necc, and sell at a discount in 2007, crown prince sheikh mohamed bin zayed al nahyan asked the school to build a replica in abu dhabi. Licensed as a branch, said strully, i wouldn even call it a sister school.I call it a clone.It everything we have, but significantly nicer.Project has been the blending of two distinctly different cultures arab women never show their arms or ankles with staffers from southborough rotating into and out of abu dhabi, or relocating there permanently.Today, the school staff is 47 percent american;The rest are arabs, trained by necc. For the americans, the assignment has proven to be a plum one, with free housing, a food stipend, and gym membership provided.There have even been eight marriages among the american staff and other expatriates living in abu dhabi. Dan gould, the project director, has been living in abu dhabi since october 2007 and is referred to as of arabia by some colleagues.It was gould who wrote the new school proposal at the emirati government behest.Months later, we signed a contract, gould said, six months after that, we opened our first classroom.The abu dhabi necc was in temporary space until the opening of the new facility.Gould initially signed a twoyear contract, extended for three more, and recently extended for another three.His wife, karen, directs the applied behavior analysis program at northeastern university, and remains in boston. It is a big sacrifice to live so far apart, technology allows us to remain in daily contact, gould said recently.He and his wife regularly in the middle, traveling to europe, asia, and africa. Fact, we are in morocco right now.The oilrich united arab emirates, a monarchy, is only 41 years old, and one of the wealthiest in the world.Much of it is desert, bordered by saudi arabia, qatar, and oman.Temperatures hover in the mid to high 90s and in summer, can soar to over 105 degrees.Islam is the state religion, arabic the language. In any muslim city, you hear the prayer calls, you see the mosques, said strully.It very tolerant of other religious groups.The americans who work for neccabu dhabi feel free to celebrate their own religious holidays. Abu dhabi is an ultramodern city with wide boulevards, lots of parks, good beaches, and a futuristic skyline mixed with mosques.There are museums and malls, a lively restaurant scene, and a women university system. Though women have more rights in the uae than in most other middle eastern countries they are allowed to drive, and they don wear burkas most still cover their heads and wear long black robes. The american necc staff dresses more modestly than they might at home.Want to see longer sleeves, Mermaid Wedding Dresses and i don want to see cleavage, strully said.Knees must be covered, but the western women do not cover their heads. Tasneem aburoza, who is from abu dhabi, is the head therapist at the school, and has been with the program nearly five years.While the arabs tend to be more emotional, showing affection and hugging their students, she says, the americans are more exacting and professional.But working together, the staffers learn from each other and pick up new approaches. Are like one family now, aburoza said.Amazing how we take from each other cultures, language, and habits. Not only do they work together, they play together:The americans have taught the arabs beach volleyball. The language and education, there is one more thing i like about americans, aburoza said.Like to have fun more.Occasional cultural issues do arise.Pam olsen is the program director for the abu dhabi school and has lived there since 2007.She had just turned 30, was single and living in a basement apartment in shrewsbury when she was tapped to go. Sounded like Evening Dresses 2014 UK the perfect time in my life to try something new, olsen said.Love it here.The people are really friendly, i like the sunny weather, and there lots of opportunity to travel.She can do?Per arab custom, she won shake a man hand unless he extends his first. If i in a meeting with a lot of men, they often talk more to dr.Dan [gould] than me, she said.Really, i don face much hardship over here being a woman.
 

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