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Girls who have Asperger’s syndrome often display symptoms that differ from those observed in boys with the disorder. As a result, accurate …
Continue ReadingThe continued growth of any field of knowledge is sustained by research. But research in special education is beyond knowledge expansion. Qualitative …
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On paper, the approach to teaching called “evidence-based practices” promises to point teachers toward the path where the highest quality …
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Children with a Sensory Processing Disorder may have decreased muscle tone, body awareness and sensory defensiveness that impacts hand skills. A …
Continue ReadingOccupational therapists design sensory diets that help children to organize sensory stimulation such as movement and touch. This enables children to …
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This easy art activity ticks all the right boxes…easy to set up, simple equipment, able to meet individual goals easily, builds teamwork …
Continue ReadingThe right diet can help turn distracted, disorganized children into focused and engaged students by providng the types of sensory stimulation that …
Continue ReadingEncourage students to utilize their full academic potential. If a student is bright and motivated, help him or her to take the steps necessary in …
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IDEA (Individuals with Disabilities Education Act) and the 504 Act are legal mandates that provide direction and accountability for school communities …
Continue ReadingDiagnostic testing has shown that gifted students have exceptional academic skills in processing and applying knowledge in mainstream classrooms. For …
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