Supporting Children with Down Syndrome to Learn Better
Down Syndrome, named after Dr. John Langdon Down, is a genetic condition caused due to an extra chromosome present in…
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Using Sabotage to Promote Communication
Sabotage, according to vocabulary.com means ‘to destroy property or hinder normal operations’. Who in their right mind would think sabotage…
How Social Scripts Promote Conversations in Learners with Disabilities
A ‘Hi’ may be the start of a beautiful friendship between two kids and “Say Hi to your friend” may…
Using Semantic Mapping for Effective Reading
Reading comprehension and connecting all the details of a concept may be difficult for learners with disabilities. Semantic mapping is…
Token Economy To Encourage Positive Behaviours
We all love it when it’s time to reap the rewards of our efforts. Rewards make us happy. They motivate…
How Replacement Behaviours Help Children with Autism
Mary is a child with autism who throws her book at others when her teacher asks her to go to…
Transition Strategies for Individuals with Autism/ADHD
Our daily lives require us to make several transitions from one activity to another. Moving from a preferred activity to…
Using Self Talk and Parallel Talk for Language Stimulation
Language stimulation strategies play a significant role in emergent communicators developing their communication and language abilities. Strategies such as Self…
How Sensory Diet Activities Help Children Stay Calm and Alert
Children who have sensory processing issues have difficulties with receiving and responding to sensory input. They can experience hypersensitivity or…
5 Tips for Managing Anxiety of Children with Special Needs
Anxiety is a common and natural emotion we feel in response to stress. We all feel anxious from time to…