Posted in Assessment, Behavioural Needs, Characters, Diagnosis, Inspirational Moments, Moments that Make You Smile, My Reflections, tagged behaviour, Behavioural Needs, strategies on July 9, 2012| Leave a Comment »
What do you do when you come up to a difficult behaviour? Most of us wouldn't like to deal with challenging behaviours. As well, if you are like me there are books, talks, and programs that have bombarded your brain with lots of ideas. Well, here's one article that might get you thinking a different way:
Can you use hostage negotiation techniques to improve your life at work and at home?
Surprisely, it an interesting article that might add a couple more tools to your toolbelt!
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/
Posted in Advocacy for Inclusion, Autism, Behavioural Needs, Books, Charities, Chronic Health, Computer, 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, Uncategorized, Visual Impairments, Website Educational Games, Working Together: Professionals and Family, tagged Autism, Disability, disease, early intervention, France, genes, genetic, overcoming, research, researchers, Science, scientists, strategies on April 5, 2012| Leave a Comment »
I thought this image was a good representation of what I am going to blog about today. Do you ever have it where there is flood of information that comes to you? Where the news in your life circulate around a specific theme? There somehow is a beautiful arrangement of information surrounding you. Well, recently there has been some insightful writings on Autism surrounding me. Kinda like finding puzzle pieces and then realising they are all falling into their right places. The titles of the articles speak for themselves, hope they are insightful to you. All were jaw-dropping to me…
Autism: Why Some Children Bloom and Overcome Disability
France’s Autism Shame Treatment
Posted in Advocacy for Inclusion, Health Issues, Inspirational Moments, Physical Dependent, Research, Social, tagged American, Cerebral Palsy, Erb's Palsy, neurological injuries, strategies, therapy, Treatment on October 19, 2010| Leave a Comment »
Click on the below website to access so useful information:
Today I thought I would explored a useful website that supports children with neurological injuries such as Cerebral Palsy and Erb’s Palsy. This website has various links from inspirational stories to information on medical advice. It is an American website that seems to have a variety of information to provide great support for individuals with neurological injuries. The one particular link on the website that I spent time on was ‘Cerebral Palsy Treatment and Therapy’ which has a variety of strategies (on the right hand corner of the screen) that had some great insights into improving the individual’s capabilities. Hope you find this website useful.
Notes from a Special Needs Teacher
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Notes From a Special Needs Teacher 