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How Activity in the Classroom can Increase Focus and Productivity

Studies indicate that when students are able to move around throughout the day, they will be more active in participation and engagement in the classroom. Activity in the classroom can increase focus and productivity. Are […]

Attention Parents of Kids with Autism: Take Care of Your Own Needs First

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Autism spectrum disorder (or ASD) refers to a set of related conditions that influence a child’s social collaboration, communication, and conduct. It causes children to experience the world in different ways. It often causes children to […]

7 Fun Thanksgiving Crafts for Kids

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Here are some fun Thanksgiving crafts for kids to keep them entertained during your busy turkey-making day. They will be entertained and stay busy while you are looking after your guests or preparing your home […]

Support for Special Needs

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People with disabilities may be the last ones to not have society fully recognize their civil and human rights. It is for this reason, among others, that for the first time in a long time, […]

Tips for Therapists to be Heard

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When you are in a meeting about a child, and you have important information that you need to share with others, there are great therapy tips to ensure your ideas are being heard and understood. Claire […]

Blogging in the Classroom

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Once a grammar-free, stress-free diary-style platform, blogging in the classroom has evolved since its early years and has become a powerful technological tool that teachers can employ in their classrooms. By encouraging the use of […]

Who is Responsible for Autism?

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Many parents may wonder if they are responsible for their child’s disability, and years ago it was very common to blame parents for their children’s difficulties. There are some who actually question who is responsible […]

Amazing Facebook Post about Kids Showing Kindness to Kids with Special Needs

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Sometimes it can be difficult to recognize all kids with special needs. A mother of a young Autistic girl named Baylee took her daughter to the water park in Kentucky, and her Facebook post ended […]

Checklist to help Kids with Disabilities get Organized

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There is a lot to think about when it comes to school for parents of kids with disabilities than just buying notebooks and outfits. A special needs mother made this wonderful checklist for students with special […]

Make Regret into a Positive Experience

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Regret is not something that has to be a bad thing. You can make regret into a positive experience and grow from it, if you focus on certain aspects of understanding the regret. While the […]