Teaching Independent Play
Example of a Play Schedule by Mary Staub, M.Ed., BCBA, LBA Independent play skills do not always develop naturally and sometimes must [...]
Visual Supports
What are visual supports? Visual supports are any picture or object that are used to communicate information. This can be in forms of actual [...]
IEP versus 504 Plans
IEP and 504? There are many options for students to receive additional support and services in school. Parents are encouraged to discuss their child's [...]
Get to the Core: AAC Parent Training
Create opportunities and MODEL language. This week, pick an activity (your child’s favorite toy, art project, cooking, etc) and work on modeling and prompting [...]
The Brain
Brain Exercise It can be helpful to think of the brain like a muscle: exercise makes it grow and improves its capabilities. There are [...]
Do and Don’t Language
Parenting is one of the most rewarding and most challenging jobs I’ve ever had. As a parent/educator, one of the most important things that [...]
Celebrating One Year!
God loves to throw us curve balls, but He never abandons us…granted, He is probably laughing his holy pants off watching the beautiful chaos. [...]
What is DTT?? What is NET?
D.T.T. DTT, is discrete trial training, gets its name from its discrete beginning and ending. It is a highly structured therapy that occurs in [...]
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