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Driving an Airplane with No Hands… Literally!
Posted in Doctor, Emotional, Health Issues, Mental, Physical, Physical Disabilities, Social, Special Needs Categories, Special Needs Teacher, Spiritual, tagged BBC, Disability, motivational, physical disability on June 6, 2013| Leave a Comment »
Click on the photo above to read and watch about an inspiring woman who has no arms but has learned to fly a plane, play a piano and drive a car. This is a woman who showed the world that disabilities can be overcome through creative thinking and a passionate heart!
The Wonderful Patterns of Colourful Reading
Posted in Aspergers, Assessment, Autism, Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule (ADOS), Beautiful Art, Behavioural Needs, Charities, Chronic Health, Diagnose, Diagnosis, Emotional, Family Ties, Fine Arts, Health Issues, Inspirational Moments, Mental, Physical, Research, Researchers, Social, Spiritual, Visual Impairments, tagged ADHD, Autism, England, parenting, sensitivity, sensory, UK on May 21, 2013| Leave a Comment »
This ‘happy’ dress is from the Emily Carr Grad Show where wonderful, delightful, creative inventions have been put on display. It’s the place where I’m inspired to be the artist I never was! Amazing how others can inspire and educate others with just following their passion.
Recently, I have been bombarded with wonderful research and talents regarding special needs. Here are a few of my favourite that might interest you too! Enjoy!
An article about the ties of ADHD and obesity
Relaxed theatre for Autistic Children
Let’s Talk About: Basketball and Inclusion
Posted in A Teacher of the Strong, Advocacy for Inclusion, Behavioural Needs, Emotional, Family, Health Issues, I am a Teacher of the Strong, Inclusion, Inspirational Moments, Intellectual Disabilities, Mental, Moments that Make You Smile, Physical, Physical Disabilities, Physical Education, Resources, Social, Special Needs Categories, Spiritual, Working Together: Professionals and Family, tagged Basketball, Developmental Disability, Mitchell, Texas on February 27, 2013| Leave a Comment »
Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful! Please take 2 minutes and 40 seconds out of your day to watch this, it might be the best highlight of your day!
Posted with BlogsyFrom Failure to Success from Around the World
Posted in Emotional, Health Issues, Inspirational Moments, Mental, Physical, Social, Spiritual, tagged Success on August 6, 2012| Leave a Comment »
This is a great list of people who have failed before they succeed. These are the stories that inspire hearts and souls… So be inspired.
Inspiring People Who Had to Fail before They Succeeded
Searching…
Posted in Aspergers, Autism, Behavioural Needs, Counsellor, Doctor, Emotional, Extended Family, Family, Inspirational Moments, Mental, Physical, Psychologist, Research, Researchers, Social, Special Education Assistant, Special Needs Teacher, Spiritual, Teacher, tagged police on July 23, 2012| Leave a Comment »
A story comes out of the States about a child with Autism who went missing without a trace. She was found! How? You may ask with special police training on how to find missing individuals with Autism. There has been research done on different triggers and locations for these individuals and fortunately enough with this missing little girl, she is no longer missing but has been found! To read more click on the link below:
Marlboro Officer Uses Autism Training To Find Missing Girl
Intouchables!
Posted in Advocacy for Inclusion, Chronic Health, Diagnosis, Emotional, Extended Family, Family Ties, Health Issues, Inspirational Moments, Mental, Moments that Make You Smile, My Reflections, Organizations, Physical, Physical Dependent, Physical Disabilities, Social, Spiritual, tagged France physically dependent, movie, The Intouchables on June 7, 2012| Leave a Comment »
Powerful, Powerful, Powerful Movie!!!!! It’s a must see! This International French film was the highest grossing ever in France’s history.
The movie is a story of a quadriplegic man who hires a social outcast to care for him. It’s a touching story about humanity. If you want to laugh, cry, and feel your heart warmed in every way this is the movie for you.
Go watch it… I promise you, you won’t regret it!
Moving and Not Going Anywhere
Posted in Advocacy for Inclusion, Autism, Behavioural Needs, Chronic Health, Counsellor, Deaf Blind, Deaf or Hard of Hearing, Doctor, Emotional, English, Extended Family, Family, Fine Arts, Gifted, Health Issues, Inspirational Moments, Intellectual Disabilities, Language Arts, Learning English, Math, Mental, Mental Illness, Moments that Make You Smile, My Reflections, Occupational Therapy, Organizations, Physical, Physical Dependent, Physical Disabilities, Physical Education, Physiotherapist, Psychologist, Reading, Research, Researchers, Resources, Science, Social, Social Services, Social Studies, Special Education Assistant, Special Needs Categories, Special Needs Teacher, Speech and Language Therapist, Spelling, Spiritual, Subjects, Teacher, Technology, Visual Impairments, Website Educational Games, Working Together: Professionals and Family, tagged ability, activities, activity, advocacy, Assessment, child, children, classroom, Disability, Family Ties, hope, learning disability, psychologist, resource, Resources, school, special education, Special Education Learning Centre, special needs, strategies, Teacher, Teachers on April 8, 2012| Leave a Comment »
I saw this old play pony in a playground the other day. It was a classic little beauty but needed so much tender loving care. Seems like some children I work with need that kind of care too. They are stuck. Not going anywhere.
Well, I came across an Australian educational psychologist blog which I found inspirational and exciting. Maybe the little ponies in our lives might start to move with a little bit of inspiration from our Australian colleague.
http://www.schoolpsychologyblog.com/
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