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…s in Toronto and represent the voice and needs of this community! For more information, please contact DS Council – Toronto: DSCouncil.Toronto@gmail.com Contact DSCouncil.Toronto@gmail.com FaceBook page Twitter Instagram…
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…orts that unlock the full potential of Autistic persons. This training package is currently being offered for free to eligible organizations. Thank you for your commitment to building a more inclusive community for Autistic persons! EnAbling Inclusive Futures…
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…he subject of ODSP, the RDSP and estate planning for families who have children with disabilities. These can be found at www.ronmalis.com…
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…there’s something for everyone! Visit our Summer Programs page directly at www.dramaway.com/summer-arts to explore what’s available. 🌟 Spots are limited, so register early to secure your place! EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT: Register by June 18th to receive a discounted rate. It will automatically be applied to all registrations. MULTIPLE PROGRAM DISCOUNT: Use one of the following codes at checkout: · DOUBLESUMMER for 2 programs · TRIPLESUMMER for 3 or more…
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…cation. We usually think of speech as the main form but in fact 90% of our comprehension comes from visual forms of information. What do you think is meant by “visual forms”? (Flip chart answers such as gestures, facial expression, objects, pictures, printed words.) Can you think of visual aids that adults use in their daily lives? Add examples to flip chart: e.g.,traffic signs, calendars, grocery lists, day timers, clocks, etc. View Slides 1-3 La…
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…cuss what books are appropriate for which age group and why? Large Group Discussion: Discuss findings found in smaller groups. Possible findings could include: texture of books, type of pictures, amount of text, colourfulness, grammar, and concepts. View Slides 7-8 Large Group Discussion: (Prep: flipchart and markers) Discuss the well-known phrase that helps people remember that when reading with children it is important to “Say Less and Stress, G…
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A guide to communicating with your child Toronto Preschool Speech and Language Services: A community partnership designed to deliver speech and language services for infants, toddlers, and preschool children. This tip sheet tells you how most children learn to communicate and respond to language at different ages. Babies (0-24 months) learn to communicate by listening to voices and sounds. A baby soon learns to make sounds to tell you how they fe…
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…perfumes avoided? __ Always __ Sometimes __ Never If you answer “sometimes” or “never” to questions 1-4: Refer to Caregiver Behaviour and Expectations, for tips and ideas to reduce stressors in your classroom. If you answered “sometimes” or” never” to questions 5-12: Refer to Organizing the Environment for tips and ideas to reduce stressors in your classroom. If you answered “sometimes” or “never” to questions 13-21: Refer to Keep Sensory Stimula…
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…rmation about your child problem solve (any barriers or obstacles) develop common goals and strategies that can be implemented in your child’s program at school, child care, and at home share successes and progress develop a trust with others working with your child over a long period of time Preparing for a meeting Formal and informal meetings with your child’s team will take place for various reasons (e.g., set goals, review programming and stra…
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