The benefits of exercising are endless… Exercising promotes; Good Physical Health Good Mental Health Overall Healthy Lifestyle People with disabilities tend to exercise less than people who do not have...
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When I sit and think about some of my favorite memories as a child, I always come back to times that I was read to. I remember snuggling up on...
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It is that time of year when it seems like life gets crazy busy! It starts to feel like there is one thing after another… end of year school programs,...
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You may be wondering how your child is progressing with their IEP goals, but not sure where to look and do not always have time to reach out to your...
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The video game industry has EXPLODED over the past decade… But what are the effects of this exponentially growing mega industry? Many people see video games as something that has...
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High school graduations; the celebrations; the happiness of knowing your child “finally” made it… Then a few weeks later, so many questions enter your mind as the parent: “What’s next?”...
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Being a Special Education teacher in the past, I have learned that it is essential to be as supportive as possible to parents who have children that are a part...
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Education is a huge part of our world, both past, and present. Many individuals have spent years researching and theorizing about how people learn. One thing that is certain, within...
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Oppositional Defiant Disorder or ODD is a behavioral disorder where the child shows continuing aggression, many outbursts, and irritates others. Any child can have ODD, but this disorder is far...
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All individuals involved during the special education process, are considered stakeholders within IEP meetings. Typically, within an IEP meeting, the stakeholders include; Parents Child (If Applicable) All Teachers Involved With...
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