Educational & Social
In these articles, learn more about improving your special-needs child’s educational and social outcomes.
Educational & Social Articles
Educational Testing and Neuropsychological Evaluations for Special Needs Children
Patricia S. Lemer, M. Ed., NCC gives us the scoop on educational testing and neuropsychological evaluations for special needs children. When I was twelve, my mother showed me some vocational tests she used in her volunteer work with seniors. I ... Read More
Toys for Children with Special Needs
In this blog post, Cheri Riehle offers advice for choosing toys for special needs children. Why Play Is Important Play fosters intellectual, social and physical development. Adults are encouraged to view toys as learning tools with different types of toys ... Read More
Writing Skills and Autism, ADHD and Other Developmental Delays
Here are some helpful resources about improving writing skills for children with autism, ADHD and other developmental delays. Given the right environment, handwriting can be fun. You may be familiar already with the Handwriting Without Tears kits, and here are ... Read More
Serious Talk About Humor
In this post, Patricia S. Lemer details serious talk about humor, which can be a useful and powerful tool in dealing with children with autism. On my answering machine was a message from the mother of Lance, a fifth grader ... Read More
Using FloorTime and Play for Spontaneity in Children with Autism
In this blog post, Serena Wieder PhD, co-author of Engaging Autism, gives tips on using FloorTime, play and total attention to the child to help a child with autism develop more spontaneity and interactive behaviors. What Is DIR Floortime? The ... Read More
Social Stories for Autism, ADHD and PDD-NOS
by Stephen M Edelson, Ph.D. Director, Center for the Study of Autism Theory of Mind Many children with autism, attention deficits (ADD and ADHD), learning disabilities (LD), and pervasive developmental disorders (PDD-NOS) have deficits in social cognition, the ability to ... Read More
Autism and Humor
In this blog post, Patricia S. Lemer explains how humor helps lower stress and how laughter helps those with autism and other special needs. Humor Lowers Stress "I wike you, too!" I bet you are smiling. "A smile is the ... Read More
Is Your School Suffering from Sick Building Syndrome?
Margaret Wulf, MS, explains how many school buildings may be suffering from sick building syndrome because they are old or inadequately built in this blog post. Many Schools Have Sick Building Syndrome A healthy learning environment should be every schoolchild's ... Read More
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