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…tal Guide By J.M. McInnes and J.A. Treffry Educating Deaf Students: From Research to Practice By Marc Marschark Kid-Friendly Parenting with Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Children By Denise Weston The Kids’ Pocket Signing Guide: The Simple Way to Learn to Sign Using Everyday Phrases By Mickey Flodin Taking Hearing Impairment to School (for 5-10 year olds) By Elaine Ernst Schneider, illustrated by Tom Dineen Teach your Tot to Sign: The Parents’ Guide to…
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…itted with at least two written quotes. The Interactive Training Inventory [ITI] is invaluable in researching training and costs. It is essential that you understand the plan, feel comfortable about your ability to follow through with the actions and are confident that the plan can lead to competitive employment. The Verification Form is for individuals applying who are not receiving ODSP Income Support and must be completed by a professional pers…
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…found at the end of this document. Glue the first page to the cover of the scrap book. Complete each page by filling in the blanks and decorating the pages with crayons, markers and stickers. When there is space for a picture, either glue a photograph in the square, or have your child draw a picture. Add each completed page to the scrap book. Hints: If you don’t have a scrap book on hand, you can make your own. Use some construction paper to make…
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…nking can help your child to better understand stressful situations and to practice solutions. Personal Stories – Personal stories describe a social situation and show how to cope with it successfully. They are effective teaching tools because they can be personalized to a particular child or group. For tips on creating personal stories, follow the link “Creating Personal Stories” in the For More Information box below. Story Books – Story books th…
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…pmental Trauma: What you Can’t See. Retrieved on June 8, 2020 from https://www.acesconnection.com/blog/developmental-trauma-what-you-can-t-see Dowshen, S (2015) Childhood Stress. Retrieved on June 8, 2020 from https://kidshealth.org/en/parents/stress.html Hughes, D.A., Golding, KS, Hudson, J (2019) Healing relational trauma with attachment-focused interventions: Dyadic developmental psychotherapy with children and families. WW Norton Hughes, D.A…
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…understand the child from a cultural perspective and be mindful to avoid miscommunication. The survival brain and the child’s fight – flight – freeze responses will be reduced when the child feels safe and calm. The child’s thinking brain will turn back on.. Critical things to remember at this time: Do not focus on talking, problem solving or make expectations. The child cannot take on tasks or directions at this time and may perceive this as thr…
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… Help your child adapt to stressful situations through short exposure and practice. Completely avoiding triggers of anxiety does not allow your child the opportunity to build a toolbox of coping strategies. With practice, your child can learn to work through their fears and worries. Help your child ‘reframe’ their anxious thoughts. Here is a script that can help: “Name a worry floating around in your mind right now.” “What is the worry telling y…
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….caot.ca/site/pt/findanOT?nav=sidebar Definitions of Occupational Therapy Terms Occupational Therapy and Paediatrics Part 2 To learn more about Occupational Therapy, visit the Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists, or the Ontario Society of Occupational Therapists at https://www.caot.ca and https://www.osot.on.ca References Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists. (2016). What is Occupational Therapy?. Retrieved from https://cao…
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…ally published in 2001, it has been updated to reflect current thinking, research and practices within the field of early childhood education and care. Source: Macaulay Child Development Centre Including Children with Special Needs: A Guide for Child and Family Programs Inclusion ~ Policy development guidelines for early learning and care programs This guide provides an overview of how to develop and embed Inclusion within the policies of your chi…
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…an Tool My Hospital Form New DD Primary Care Program Mental Health Toolkit Recorded at the Shared Learning Forum – April 26, 2024 Download a PDF of the presentation…
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