EQUAL OPPORTUNITY BIRTHDAY PARTY FUN INCLUDING AUTISM
Tips for Getting a Toddler with ASD Birthday Party Ready I have a two year old. My wonderful boy takes […]
Inclusion, Parent Education
Inclusion
When Inclusion Hurts
es I said Inclusion can hurt. It can be downright painful. And that’s truth. The old saying “Nothing Good Comes Easy” can definitely be applied toward the process of including. And each year, things change (teachers, therapists, kids, the social dynamic increases). Inclusion in the early years is not as much of a challenge than when hitting second and third grade.
ABA and SLP, Inclusion, Social Cognition, Social Fluency
Autism on the Playground
This week was the season premiere of one of the shows I have a like/love relationship with: Parenthood on ABC.
Inclusion, Social Cognition, Social Fluency
Teaching Honesty to People with Aspergers and Other Social Language Challenges
For as long as I can remember, the very popular phrase “Honesty is the Best Policy”. While there are many
Inclusion, language and literacy, Social Cognition
Using Patterning to Teach Social Skills
I read an article today posted on the web about teaching social skills. The authors of these articles are correct:
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