68 Things to Know About Autism
Most families I talk to today are always looking for facts and statistics about autism to help better educate themselves and their communities. Thanks to wearing many hats in the autism community, today I wanted to share the top 68 things I believe our community should know about autism...
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College-Bound Students With Autism Learn To Navigate Campus Life
Teenagers on the spectrum are getting a dry run at college with the help of a new boarding program that aims to prepare them for the social side of higher education.
What is an Inclusion Program for Autism?
Learn about inclusion programs for autism and the benefits associated with interaction between neurotypical and developmentally disabled children | TBH blog
Tips for Homeschooling a Child with Autism from a Mom in the Trenches
A mom who homeschools her autistic son offers advice for others parents who want to homeschool a child on the autism spectrum successfully.
How a Communication App Helped My Student With Autism Find His Voice
22 Tips for Teaching Students with Autism Spectrum Disorders
I am currently teaching a practicum where my students (who are actually teachers getting their master’s degree in special education) are teaching students with special needs. Some of these teachers are encountering students with autism for the first time and have felt some anxiety about this so they asked for some ideas and strategies to help them in the classroom. These are some of the suggestions that I have given them that I have used in the classroom successfully. 1. Use Task Analysis…
How School Transitions Affect Students With Autism
"The effects of change and transition can last a very long time and may or may not be outwardly obvious."
Does my child have autism?: 10 red flags to watch out for
These are red flags for autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in a baby, toddler or pre-schooler—if you spot them, ask your paediatrician about early interventions
10 Back to School Tips for Kids with Autism and Special Needs
It may feel like mid summer but schools are revving up for a new school year. Whereas summer may mean a more relaxed schedule, time to explore different interests and meet new friends; school brings more structure, routine and a steady pace. If you haven’t already, you will soon be receiving school supply lists and... View Article
Why Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Matter in the Autism Community and Beyond
At Kadiant, we are passionate about creating an inclusive work and therapeutic environment that promotes and values inclusion, diversity, and equity. Together we SHINE BRIGHT.
10 Tips for Teachers Who Work With Kids on the Autism Spectrum
"These are the things I'd keep in mind going into a new school year with an autistic student in my class."
How This University's Program for Students With Autism Stands Out From the Rest
How I Helped My Son on the Autism Spectrum Create His Own Superhero Universe
"For Jake and I, Jetpulse Comics is more than capes and bad guys. It's about empowering our children and teaching them to unleash their inner heroes."
How My Son on the Autism Spectrum Reminded Me I Cannot Give Up
"It takes hard work to face obstacles and learn from them."
How finding the right job gave me confidence and purpose
Some people view my autism as a weakness, but CAI sees it as a strength.
When Autism Meets CNC Machining
Students with Autism thrive in the world of CNC Machining. What many see as a Disadvantage is actually an Advantage for the students of "Uniquely Abled", a C...
Why my son was born to stand out
In honor of Dr. Seuss's birthday, a blog on the lasting impact of his writing and how it affects one mom with a son with autism.
At home tips for children with autism
Experts say because the kids are out of school, they can lose traditional classroom objectives.
'Labeled & Loved' provides tips, advice and community to special needs families
When Dr. Lisa Peña learned her daughter had autism, she struggled to find parenting resources and connect with families that had similar challenges.
Back to School Tips for Autism Families
A new school year can trigger more than typical jitters for kids on the spectrum Farmington Hills, MI — Starting back to school can be stressful for any family. The challenges of a new routine can be especially intimidating and meltdown-triggering for a child with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). At Centria Autism, a leading provider …
