January 25, 2021
by Shannon
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Do you know someone who loves whales? Or ceiling fans? Or elevators? Most of us do know learners with specific interests. Often, however, these favorites of students with autism are not celebrated but seen as annoying, problematic or in need … Continue reading →
January 9, 2021
by Shannon
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Big Autism Read (January) – “Just Give Him the Whale!” Join our virtual discussion group for parents and educators on using passions and strengths to support students with autism on January 9. Continue reading →
December 15, 2020
by Shannon
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Another Big Autism Read – “Just Give Him the Whale!” by Patrick Schwartz and Paula Kluth. Virtual discussion group for parents and educators on using passions and strengths to support students with autism Continue reading →
May 26, 2017
by Beth
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Every spring, I drag my feet into planning summer activities for my kids. I don’t really like to plan ahead and wading through summer camps to find the ones that will work is a daunting task when you have a … Continue reading →
December 3, 2014
by Shannon
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This week is Inclusive Schools Week as declared by the state of Minnesota. It seems right that Minnesota, who has always been a leader in special education, sets aside time to raise awareness on the benefits of full inclusion in our schools. … Continue reading →
September 10, 2013
by Bonnie
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I have been teaching young children for more years than I would like to admit. Lucky for me, it’s a profession I love; observing, playing with, and teaching young learners. But I also love the fresh start every September brings. … Continue reading →