Once a student is eligible for special education, the IEP team, including the parent and student as appropriate, develops an Individualized Education Program (IEP) based on the unique needs of
Beaming Health put together this article, Debunking 15 Myths About Autism. You may also want to read how to talk about your child’s autism diagnosis.
This information is from https://www.sfusd.edu/special-education-specialized-class-locations#30817 Separate Classes with specialized services are offered at some SFUSD schools to provide specialized academic instruction in a smaller classroom setting. Students in Separate Classes
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I hope you learn some good tips from this article on how to create the perfect sensory room. https://www.angi.com/articles/sensory-room-ideas.htm
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Once again, the research illustrates what we knew all along. Pet therapy is real and effective for autistic kids, who experience a drop in anxiety and social stress with the
From communication challenges to sensory differences, there are many reasons that potty training can be extra challenging for autistic children. Beaming Health worked with autism potty-training expert Michelle Swaney to
Swimming is a favorite summer activity, but if you have a child with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), there are extra dangers that need your attention. Children with autism are more
Moving Forward Towards Independence provides transitional and independent living support to post-secondary adults with developmental, learning and autism spectrum disabilities in Napa, CA. It is a good fit for young
It’s estimated that only 13% of autism families take vacations.1 This surprised us at first, but it makes sense —most vacation spots aren’t made with autism and neurodivergent families in
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