Martin and the Women” is a material designed to help autistic children understand and improve their social interaction skills and reading of non-verbal cues, especially in relation to women. The text presents a story that serves as a vehicle to explore and learn about the appropriate and inappropriate ways to express interest and affection.

This story focuses on a young man named Martin, who often behaves in ways that can make women feel uncomfortable, without understanding why his actions have this effect. With the help of a mentor, Martin learns to read social cues and respect personal boundaries.

The story is accompanied by a series of questions designed to work on reading comprehension and to motivate reflection and conversation about the content of the story. The questions cover various aspects, from recalling specific details to interpreting the actions and motivations of the characters, and analyzing the underlying lessons and themes.

This material is designed to teach key social skills such as empathy, respect, and proper communication to children and young people with autism, also offering practical activities like role-playing games and interactive scenarios to consolidate these learnings in everyday situations.