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Creating Rooms for Children with a Sensory Integration Disorder
Some tips on how to create a calming sensory room without spending a fortune.
5 commentsTeaching Toddlers with Speech Delays: A Fun Activity for Learning Body Parts
For toddlers with speech delays, telling a parent where it hurts can be especially difficult. Here is an easy and fun game that can help a child learn body parts in a stress-free way.
1 commentThe Awful Truth: I can't stand my kid.
It is a statement that automatically stirs up controversial feelings for any parent. "I can't stand my kid", sounds horrible. No doubt there are already a large number of angry parents, especially moms, getting ready to leave one very opinionated...
7 commentsIdeas for Teaching ESL Students in Mainstreamed Classes
Immigrants and international students learn English as a Second Language and eventually mix with domestic students in classrooms. ESL in education is one of the challenges of teaching in a multi-cultural society. Here are some ideas that may help.
11 commentsHow Do I Know I Have Aspergers Syndrome, A Form Autistic Spectrum Disorder? What If You Think Your Child Has ASD?
Asperger's Syndrome is part of a range of conditions within the field of autism. An Autistic Spectrum Disorder, or ASD, is a complex and individual condition. So, what if you think your child has ASD or how would you know you had it? This article draws from real experience which should help you with your journey.
53 commentsAutistic Spectrum Disorder, MRI Brain Scan Diagnoses In Aspergers Autism
It is true, MRI scanners can now detect autism in people in just a few minutes. This article will tell you how and the research that is behind this revelation!
19 commentsASPERGER SYNDROME - TOM HANKS AND ROBIN WILLIAMS ARE AMONG THE MANY SUCCESS
Your own weaknesses are the least recognized human conditions. Learn compassion toward those with autism and Asperger Syndrome and you'll learn to overcome all human dispositions. Celebrities are not immune but have triumphed over mental conditions.
10 commentsJosie's Gift: How to teach children respect for those with special needs
How a very special person taught children about people with special needs. Josie's gift to us was the lesson of acceptance and love.
30 commentsSample Observation of an Exceptional Person
Introduction to Subject Rena is a 4 year old Caucasian female, with curly brown hair and green eyes. Rena is 31 inches tall and weighs 30 pounds. Rena is experiencing delayed speech. I have known Rena’s mother for 15 years and have frequent...
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