The Individualized Education Program (IEP) is a crucial tool designed to ensure that students with disabilities receive the support they need to succeed in the classroom. The IEP process can be complex and overwhelming for both parents and educators, but …
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Parents of children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) rate ‘family’ as one of their top three sources of support. Friends can also be a big help. Here are some ideas for building supportive relationships with your extended family and friends. …
Idea’s For Building Supportive Relationships with Extended Family And Friends. Read more »
1. Electronic Games – For us it’s the iPad. He has endless games, and movies on that thing and it is his safe haven when he doesn’t want to be social. Can’t forget the charger and an extension cord. 2. …
In yesterday’s post, I discussed supplies (a “survival kit”) that families could take when bringing their ASD child to a big family event such as a family reunion. Today I want to discuss other kinds of plans that can be …
I suggest planning for the best, rather than hoping for the best, and recommend bringing a survival kit of helpful supplies. I think that many families affected by ASDs already have this skill down, but those new to the spectrum …