We’re including Yoga in the Week
Yoga movements are an OT workout for any child. And for kids who battle with sports (or not) yoga is […]
We’re including Yoga in the Week Read Post »
Yoga movements are an OT workout for any child. And for kids who battle with sports (or not) yoga is […]
We’re including Yoga in the Week Read Post »
This is my story and our experience in finding the Montessori Method and how it worked so well. Where do
The Montessori Approach For Learning Difficulties Read Post »
Let’s be honest, these are the toughest moments for us as parents and teachers to handle. When the child in
Tantrums & Meltdowns Read Post »
As a young parent, years ago, I found the best advice was to become an expert in my own child
What makes us experts? Read Post »
This morning, in my inbox, was a Masters student looking at this very thing. We have found, anecdotally, that without
Strength and improved cognition in ASD Read Post »
We have stopped handing out printed reports for students. Many schools have stopped this practice but not many have done
When children need extra time to learn, the answer isn’t to extend the school day. The answer lies in making
Slow the lesson down, but pack it with multiple development opportunities. Read Post »
I use a TO DO list in a bullet journal. I love bullet journals because the dots give me a
Ticking off a to do list makes me happy Read Post »
I fall squarely on the side of choice and consequence. I can argue for its validity all day. But I
Choice and consequence OR reward and punishment Read Post »
“While all of us dread being blamed, we all would wish to be more responsible – that is, to have
You’re not to blame Read Post »
Our IEP’s are not written down for the year. They are written down for the day. The torch we carry
We take one step at a time to get there Read Post »
There’s a healing paradigm that we use. A simple four-step process that all but ensures a great outcome. I think
Helping them to stay afloat…and then start to swim. Read Post »