By the first few weeks of school, the newness starts to wear off. Classroom expectations increase, the schedule begins...


By the first few weeks of school, the newness starts to wear off. Classroom expectations increase, the schedule begins...

Back-to-school season comes with a lot of pressure to get started. There are routines to teach, IEP goals to work toward,...

There’s a moment so many educators and caregivers have experienced before. A child walks into the room and immediately...

There are moments in teaching that never leave you. For me, one of those moments happened on the classroom floor. A little...

Executive functioning is a skill that sounds more complicated than it really is. Let’s start with a definition and then...

One of the most common—and damaging—misconceptions about AAC in autism is the idea that children need to earn access to...

When we talk about sensory integration issues, we’re really talking about regulation—how a child’s nervous system responds...

When we think about AAC and autism, our minds often go straight to one skill—requesting. Asking for snacks, toys, or...

For ten years, children around the world have met a bright, curious friend on Sesame Street named Julia—a character who...

When it comes to supporting autistic children, comfort and regulation often begin with something we don’t always think...

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