[ad_1] In response to COVID-19, many governments imposed strict restrictions on freedom of movement. This strategy has proven to be effective in reducing the spread of the pandemic and saving lives. However, many women and girls have suffered as a result of the confinement measures which have increased the risk of domestic violence. Girls and…
[ad_1] How is E-Learning going for you? Do you feel like you’re getting into a bit of a rhythm or still feeling scattered? I go through waves but overall, I feel like I am doing the best that I can with the circumstances. Just a reminder from Angela Watson, “Don’t expect yourself to accomplish what…
[ad_1] My son with autism once again changed my life last winter. It was one of those warm winter days where scarves and gloves obscured the short sleeves. On this day, I was to teach my son the grit and speed and skill of a ballplayer on the hallowed grounds of the basketball court. My…
[ad_1] 1. Money Monday Goal: Students will be able to determine the values of coin combinations (with or without using touch points). Warm-Up/Activities:I have students warm-up by counting by 5’s, using the hundred number chart. Depending on time, I may also have the students go through coin flashcards for coin identification and coin value identification.…
Children, teens and adults on the autism spectrum frequently struggle with social skills. This can make forming relationships, especially friendships, difficult. Through therapeutically-based programs and individualized coaching in small group settings, Aspire provides individuals on the autism spectrum with the tools to form lasting and meaningful relationships. In this video, you’ll meet three very different…
[ad_1] Cleaning up! Cleaning up? How dare you! I think cleaning up is one of my most requested parent wishes when I get new students. It’s very typical at this age (3 years old), to see tantrums when it’s time to clean up and transition from play. My biggest tips are (1) start using a…