Preparing for Your Child’s IEP Meeting
Before you meet with the school team for your child’s annual IEP meeting, it’s important to prepare. Anything can...
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4th of July Survival Tips :)
The 4th of July is here, and it doesn’t have to be as stressful for your child as you might think. Yes, sensory...
Strategically Planning Winter Break
The Holiday Break… You can see it now - Idyllic images of snuggling by the fire, kids playing quietly with their new and...
Gifting Shouldn’t Be This Hard (and with a little help, it’s not)
It’s tough enough to find holiday gifts for kids who are into everything, but for kids with autism who have a tendency to...
Aligning Your Child’s IEP with the State Standards
The State Standards have been developed to prepare students for college and/or career readiness. This came from the fact...
Key Questions to Ask When Conducting a School Tour
Whether your child will be participating in a regular education classroom or specialized program classroom next year, there...
Ready or Not, The School Year Is on Its Way
Transition back into school is tough for all kids, but for kids with disabilities the process can be more than arduous....
Summer Tips of Time Well Spent
Well, it’s the beginning of the summer break from school - I won’t call it “summer vacation” because for many...
Are You Living Your Best Life? Using Self-Assessment to Create a Better YOU
Self-evaluation allows you to grow and further your journey of development and learning by encouraging reflection on how you...
10 Tips on Preparing Your Child for the New School Year
Helpful Hints to Get You Started • Ensure that your child’s IEP presents a good picture of who he/she is and what he/she...