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Fun with Friends, Sarah Saunders’ social skills group for kids aged 4-6, got off to a great start! The kids are learning the importance of identifying expected social behaviors, and having fun doing it!
#KindnessCatch
I was so moved by a recent story in our local news. Avon East Elementary School teacher Michelle Szczepanski has a "shout out bucket" in her classroom which …
The article below highlights an important issue. “Because these bright, if socially awkward, children have been doing well academically, it’s a natural assumption they will do fine in college and beyond. Many parents do not anticipate the struggles their kids, without the family structure and the supports they were provided in school, will face.” Dr. Schlegelmilch understands the supports and skills our young adults with ASD need to function effectively and independently. Join him in his transition seminars and learn how to help your adolescent/young adult build these skills. Link in first comment.
Going to College With Autism | Child Mind Institute
Young adults going to college with autism need to develop some of the life skills that come with more independence, from getting organized to self-advocacy.
We love this graphic that explains the difference between modifications and accommodations in education plans. Concerned about your child’s academic progress and needs? Heather Dukes-Murray, PhD, LLC is here to consult or evaluate and provide recommendations.