Today I wanted to share some useful resources that I made, after reading this great book. I used it with Autistic students to help them to understand that it was not an all or nothing when it came to managing emotions. Many autistic students think that they are either angry or sad, with nothing at all in between. They do not realise that there are warning signs that indicate that things are beginning to boil up inside them. Continue reading
Special needs is a colourful, unpredictable, interesting, frustrating, joyful, exasperating yet fulfilling area to be involved in.
You spend many many hours, days, weeks and months trying to understand, empathise and teach the students the skills that they need to live independent and fulfilling lives.
Then BAM! It’s all undone in one five minute moment in time.
A beautiful poem I discovered, brought a tear to my eye, and I simply needed to share.
A lovely little poem, this time from the parenting angle.
A beautiful poem I found and wanted to share
I found this online and I thought it was just beautiful, so I wanted to share it with you
I studied this poem when I was at school and I thought it was excellent. It is a poem that highlights all the evils and deplorable things that happen in our society and how they might influence a child, right from birth, if not before. Read it out loud, and read it a few times.
