Do people with autism make and maintain authentic friendships? Is it even possible? During the month of February we set out to determine difficulties, pitfals, successes and… Read more “Spotlight: Exploring Autism and Friendship”
Category: inclusion
5 Steps to Ensure an Inclusive Classroom
Imagine being an Autistic child in an inclusive classroom that is ignorant to the basic principles that keep you at ease. Unaware of your triggers, of the… Read more “5 Steps to Ensure an Inclusive Classroom”
Halloween with a side of Autism
One of the most popular moments of fall season (besides our beloved PSL) is celebrating Halloween. This nostalgic celebration brings memories of childhood to adults and is… Read more “Halloween with a side of Autism”
The Dark Side of Inclusion
Peer cooperation is a necessity when implementing classroom inclusion of students with autism. It is important to create an environment for students on the spectrum to thrive… Read more “The Dark Side of Inclusion”
Why an IEP is important for my child with autism
Your child with autism’s educational journey will require a lot of planning and care to ensure they receive all of the support they need to succeed at… Read more “Why an IEP is important for my child with autism”
How to Create an Autism Friendly Zone
Words by, Natalie Gomez Autism affects 1 in 68 people across the United States. Since there are so few people with autism around the country, most people are unaware… Read more “How to Create an Autism Friendly Zone”
Sensory Processing Disorder: What is it, and how does it relate to autism?
Words by, Jillian Trevarthen Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD), according to Autism Awareness Centre Inc., is a neurophysiological condition where the brain and nervous system have trouble processing or integrating… Read more “Sensory Processing Disorder: What is it, and how does it relate to autism?”
