Special Education
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Here are five behavioral management tips for parents with special needs children: 1. Establish Clear and Consistent Routines: Create a structured daily routine for your child, as it helps provide a sense of predictability and stability. Consistency in schedules, such as meal times, bedtimes, and activities, can help reduce anxiety and improve behavior. 2. Use…
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If you suspect that your child has autism, taking appropriate steps with the school can help ensure that your child receives the necessary support and resources. Here are some suggested steps: 1. Consult with a healthcare professional: Start by discussing your concerns with your child’s pediatrician or a specialist experienced in autism spectrum disorder (ASD)…
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The term ARD stands for Admission, Review, and Dismissal. An ARD is a meeting in which a team of educators, parents, teachers, specialists, and sometimes the student collaborate to form an Individual Education Plan (IEP). Depending on your state/location, this meeting may have a different title. For the sake of this blog we will use…
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Human behavior by far is the most fascinating and interesting concept studied by mankind. From the beginning of time, people have tried to understand what makes people “tick.” Whether it be out of curiosity or control over another individual, the root cause has yet to be discovered. In my opinion, that is what makes it interesting.…
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