Teen Dating With Asperger's Syndrome: Help and Advice for Your Aspie Teen
Venturing into the world of teen dating with Asperger’s syndrome can be tricky. Since teens with Asperger’s do not understand social cues …
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Hands-On Group Activities for Gifted Students
Do your more talented students sometimes struggle working in groups? Do you need ideas for grouping and creating a strong activity for them to work …
Continue ReadingReading Intervention Ideas: Activities For a Resource Room
Reading skills are an area of challenge for many students in resource rooms. Developing activities and utilizing proven methods are necessary to …
Continue ReadingResponse to Intervention: History and Use In a Reading Program
Applying RTI to a classroom-reading program allows a teacher to monitor student progress and outcomes to ensure appropriate instruction for students …
Continue ReadingFour Teaching Methods to Encourage Social Interaction in Children With Autism
While making new friends or carrying on a conversation comes naturally to most kids, the autistic child finds the process difficult or even …
Continue ReadingHow To Teach Feelings To Autistic Children
Many autistic children struggle to understand their own and other people’s emotions. Teaching feelings to autistic children is important in the …
Continue ReadingThe Blessings of Raising Children With Special Needs: Different Is Just Different, No Better, No Worse
Special needs children are challenging both physically and emotionally for parents. When you remember your experiences raising your child, those …
Continue ReadingTeach Daily Living Skills to Children With Autism: Diet and Nutrition, Hygiene, and Safety
There are long-term skills autistic children need to learn like how to dress and groom, hold a job, or go to the grocery store. How well each child …
Continue ReadingADHD Daydreaming: Can Daydreaming Possibly Be Good For the Child With ADHD?
ADHD daydreaming is a common occurrence that often gives parents cause for concern. However, it is not always a bad thing. So what are its pros and …
Continue ReadingAnxiety in Teens: Helping Your Anxious Child at Home
An anxiety disorder is categorized by an unusual amount of fear and worry. Many teens that suffer with anxiety also have physical symptoms, such as …
Continue ReadingFive Tips For Parents: How to Help your Child With Dyslexia
Parents of dyslexic children can easily get confused or be overwhelmed by the many suggested methods for helping their kids learning better and …
Continue ReadingHow to Deal With Trichotillomania at Home
Trichotillomania is a compulsive hair-pulling disorder that can occur in children with learning disorders and other special needs. Mild cases of …
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