Category: Kitchen Sink
Five Rules of Five for Educators to Live By
The Special Powers all Great Educators Possess
Alternatives to Isolation Rooms for Students with Autism
Why You Should Stop Telling Your Students with Autism to “Make Good Choices”
The ABC’s of Being a Teacher
Making Morning Check-ins Incredible for Students with Autism
Utilizing Minecraft and Other Highly Restricted Interests to Support Students with Autism
Successfully teaching students with autism how the world works often requires us getting to know a bit about their world first. This means coming to understand their individual interests, passions, and fears that drive them. Over the years as an Autism Specialist I have found that when you take a “highly restricted …
Making P.E. a Success for Students with Autism
The challenges that autism presents in a busy social environment can be difficult for anyone to support. The number of possible triggers in a place that is full …