How to Create an “About Me” Brochure for Your Exceptional Needs Child’s Teacher or Other Caregivers
If you have a child with exceptional needs, such as Autism Spectrum Disorder, and they are attending school, daycare, therapy,
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With Autism Intervention, More Hours Not Necessarily Better
How many hours a week of intervention do young children with autism need? A new study suggests that the precise
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When your child is seriously injured at school (Feat. Dennis Procopio) S4E17
Slight format change beginning today because I’m moving to a different server. My good friend Dennis Procopio is here today.
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Things my students on the autism spectrum have taught me
This blog post is by Jana Rooheart. Jana is an online safety specialist and a former educator from Kansas City,
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Collaborative Corner For Exceptional Children’s Get Started VPK At-Home Guide
In the special needs community, I am now wearing two hats. One is my blog and podcast at Big Abilities,
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Autistic Perception of Common Gestures
Imagine the following scenario: It’s the end of the first week at your child’s new school. You receive a phone
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IEP Meetings from Multiple Perspectives
As a speech-language pathologist, I’m frequently involved in students’ Individualized Education Plan (IEP) meetings, particularly if they have communication-related needs.
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Education 2020: School Choice Amid a Global Pandemic
Educational choices for children has historically been a fairly easy decision for families. Most families enroll their children in local
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Celebrating the Class of 2020: Graduation Print Out
The Autism Society of America celebrates the Class of 2020! Graduation is a huge accomplishment, especially for individuals with autism
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Tips on the Back to School Transition
The beginning of the new school year is a time of transition, let the Autism Society’s Contact Center, AutismSource™, be
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