By the first few weeks of school, the newness starts to wear off. Classroom expectations increase, the schedule begins...
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Preschool Autism Curriculum: Creating Different Levels of Support for Learning
If you teach autistic preschoolers, you already know that one lesson can look very different for each of the children...
3 Things You Need in Place Before Teaching an Autistic Child
Back-to-school season comes with a LOT of pressure. There are new students, new routines, new IEP goals, new materials, and...
Deep Interests, Engagement, and the Learning We Miss When We Rush Children
Thereâs a moment so many educators and caregivers have experienced before. A child walks into the room and immediately...
Free Preschool Autism Summit: Why I’m Inviting You to Join Our Mission to Reach One Million Autistic Children
There are moments in teaching that never leave you. For me, one of those moments happened on the classroom floor. A little...
How to Support Autistic Play Without Taking It Over
How to support autistic play in the classroom and beyond. Over the last few podcast episodes, Iâve been talking a lot about...
Communication, Autism & AAC: Why AAC Is Not a Reward
One of the most commonâand damagingâmisconceptions about AAC in autism is the idea that children need to earn access to...
Sensory Play & Autism: Learning Through Hands-On Interaction
Sensory play is a fundamental part of early childhood development, offering children the opportunity to explore and...
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