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Category Archives: Parents
Allisence: An update on Felipe
From CEC over on Reality 101: CEC’s blog for new teachers. Remember cute and adorable Felipe? Remember how he used to be so willing to do whatever I asked him to do? Remember how before winter break his behavior did … Continue reading
Posted in Blogger Allisence, Instructional Strategies, Managing Behavior, Parents
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Richard: The beauty of communication
From CEC over on Reality 101: CEC’s blog for new teachers. Communication is the foundation for many things. I have learned in my first six months of teaching that it often takes precedence over most other “must haves.” Communication is … Continue reading
Posted in Blogger Richard, Individualized Education Programs (IEPs), Parents
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“Thinking Person’s Guide to Autism” released
From JohnL over on EBD Blog. The authors of the blog, Thinking Person’s Guide to Autism (TPGA), announced the release of the book under the same title 19 December 2011. From what I can garner by reviewing the list of … Continue reading
Guest Post: Birthday Party Planning for Kids with Disabilities
From Cindy over on Special Needs Resource Magazine. By: Stephanie St. Martin Johanna C. knows all too well the chaos and anxiety that come with back-to-school season. The mother of three active boys spends much of her time catering to … Continue reading
Posted in activities, Care.com; Birthday Parties for Children with Disabilities; Birthday Parties for Children, Parents
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Jessica: The Other Side of the IEP Table
From Anna over on Reality 101: CEC’s blog for new teachers. I hope I’m not late . . . I hope I am dressed okay . . .I hope I don’t say anything stupid . . .This was me. Going … Continue reading
Posted in Blogger Jessica, Individualized Education Programs (IEPs), Interventions, Parents
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Gaining perspective
From JohnL over on EBD Blog. Are you up to speed with the views of self-advocates in the Autism community? If not, you can get a good start—maybe even the beginning of a crash course—by reading a post by Zoe … Continue reading
Child Trauma
From Cindy over on Special Needs Resource Magazine. Child Trauma can affect all of our students — those who are neurotypical and functioning in the average to high average range of ability and those functioning much lower with special needs. … Continue reading
Posted in Child Abuse, Child Trauma, Parents, Trauma and Special Needs, Traumatic Events of Childhood
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Here are a few of our favorite things….
From Cindy over on Special Needs Resource Magazine. SO many of our Readers email and ask to recommend some items to organize the home and classroom of children with autism and other types of disabilities. Well we pondered the questions … Continue reading
Posted in Classroom Organization, organization, Parents
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Just Cool Stuff for School
From Cindy over on Special Needs Resource Magazine. This is not a post about Autism or other types of disabilities. It’s just Cool stuff for the beginning of school. Our students with special needs are still kids. Sometimes we need … Continue reading
Posted in Autism Awareness, autism awareness ideas, Free Printables, Ideas for Back to School, Parents, School cookie ideas
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