Staff and teachers, we are entering our fourth week of school since the Christmas holidays. By now, the hiccups of returning back should be over.... However, there maybe some students who are having … [Read more...]
Sensory Smart Snacks
October 3, 2013 By Leave a Comment
We all know that what we eat is very important to our health. Often times our eating habits can make or break us. Our children are no different; their eating habits can also be very beneficial … [Read more...]
Strategies for Teaching Students with Aspergers
October 1, 2013 By Leave a Comment
Although with the recent revisions to the DSM 5 have nullified the diagnosis of Asperger's, the students who have had a prior diagnosis of this are still in existence and will be in your classrooms. … [Read more...]
A Sane & Scheduled Summer
June 26, 2013 By Leave a Comment
For most kids and especially teachers and school personnel, the countdown to summer begins in August when the first week of school is in session. It is the time of year we look forward to all year. … [Read more...]
Steps to Disciplining your Children Effectively
May 29, 2013 By Leave a Comment
As an autism and behavior specialist who works with children and their families on a daily basis, I often come into contact with parents who are having extreme difficulties with their children of all … [Read more...]
There’s a New Kid in Town {workshop}
April 17, 2013 By Leave a Comment
Monday July 22, 2013 In our educational system, we are required to provide instruction in many areas and often in a very limited amount of time. Some question if all things required are necessary and … [Read more...]
Don't Die on the Hill when you have Mountains to Climb
December 18, 2012 By Leave a Comment
We had an issue this week that reminded me of how important it is to pick your battles. When living life with kids in general you are constantly in some sort of battle.... Getting them to bed, … [Read more...]
