Characteristics of Asperger’s Syndrome in the Classroom
A workshop focusing on issues in the classroom for someone with asperger’s
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Characteristics of Autism in the Classroom
A workshop focusing on issues in the classroom for someone with autism.
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Steps Towards Toileting Independence
Children develop a sense of independence and self-esteem when they are able to care for their own toileting needs. Although toilet training can be challenging at times, remember that each step your child achieves will bring him closer to the …
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Identifying Classroom Stressors Checklist
For anxiety to be prevented or reduced, children must feel safe, cared for and be able to understand what is expected of them. Use the checklist below to evaluate your classroom environment, then follow the suggestions.
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Preventing and Reducing Classroom Stressors
Caregiver Behaviour and Expectations As caregivers, the things we say and do, our behaviour and our expectations can sometimes contribute to a child’s anxiety. Working to build and maintain safe, comfortable, predictable, positive relationships with each child can prevent and …
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Looking at Needs and Overcoming Obstacles
The most exciting part of creating a plan is the opportunity to dream, develop goals and brainstorm all of the potential possibilities that motivate a person. On the flip side, and not necessarily as exciting, is having to look at …
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Mealtime Routines (Somali)
A workshop about easier mealtimes, inside and outside your home.
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Mealtime Routines
A workshop about easier mealtimes, inside and outside your home.
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Child’s Communication Binder
A communication binder can mean different things. In this guide, you as a parent, teacher or early childhood professional, will learn how to create a simple yet powerful tool that your child can use to communicate with other children and …
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Preparing Children for Transitions
For many children, routines are important because they provide reassurance and a sense of security. For children experiencing change, challenging situations or unpredictability in their lives, it is helpful to have a stable routine. Preparing children for transitions and having …
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