Note: If you are looking for the link up there are new resources added and it’s still open for adding until 4/12. You can go there directly here. I have been working with a number of middle and high school teachers recently who are working on shifting students’ programs from an academic focus to a more life-skills approach. In the…
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Note: The link-up is still going strong and has lots of resources. Recently a number of bloggers linked up posts and freebies to it, so if you haven’t checked it out lately, you might want to check it again. Click any of those links if you want to go directly there. As those who have been reading the blog know,…
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Clip art © by Dixie Allan, http://webclipart.about.com Did you know that the new prevalence rates for autism came out in March and indicate that 1 in every 50 children is on the autism spectrum. Yes, I said 1 in 50. As USA Today put it, that’s one on every school bus. It’s almost one in every classroom. This is only…
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Note: LIsa and I are blog swapping for the day so you will find my post over on her blog The Lower Elementary Cottage, and she is going to share her experiences and strategies working with students on the spectrum. Hello, my name is Lisa and I’m so excited to be a guest blogger on Autism Classroom News! I am…
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http://webclipart.about.com Autism Awareness Month is quickly approaching so I thought I would just send out a post that reviewed some of my thoughts of how to try to recognize the need for both increased awareness and increased acceptance. I also have some random blogkeeping details to attend to as well (skip to the end…
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