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Are you worried about your other children tagging along to therapy sessions? Perhaps your other child can’t help but join in your telepractice session and call out all the answers. You may feel the need to carry them away or keep them occupied with something else.

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Completing homework and assignments can be stressful and a HUGE CHALLENGE, especially for students who have a language disorder and have difficulty learning and using spoken language.

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Books and doors are the same thing. You open them, and you go through into another world” 

– Jeanette Winterson. 

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Cooking can bring people together.

It allows family members to interact and connect with each other in a fun and engaging way. Preparing and eating food engages the senses, making it a memorable activity.

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At this point in time there is no known cause for Autism. While there are genetic factors, family history and environmental factors that may place a child at risk of Autism, we don’t have a single cause for it.

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Picking up on signs of Autism can be tricky, especially if you are unsure of what to look out for. It is important to recognise and identify a disorder like ASD, so that, with professional help, you can better understand and support your child in all aspects of their life. 

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Simply put, an experiential activity involves doing and having the experience. Examples include: 

• Making a sandwich, 
• Creating a scrapbook, 
• Building a baking soda volcano, 
• Planting a seed, 
• Constructing a solar powered car.

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Successful Communication for Minimally Verbal Students: A Blog Series for Special Needs Teachers

Are you an educator who supports minimally verbal students? Do you feel challenged about how to best support your students’ communication? If so, this blog series is for you. 

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