Mar/Apr 2009
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 | Spring is in the Air I love spring. As I sit here to write to you today, I can’t help but think of the time of year we are in. .... Read More |
 | The Intruder I am guilty. Probably most mothers of autistic children are guilty, too. We talk about our children and their difficulties and then .... Read More |
 | Puberty! The word itself strikes fear in most parents as their child begins to make that transition into adulthood .... Read More |
 | Progress Report/Reality Check A progress report that opened my eyes and hopefully will open yours .... Read More |
 | Summer Camps Find out about some very special camps for those with special needs.... Read More |
 | Preparing for the “Monthly Visitor” Tips from mothers that have already been through it.... Read More |
 | Empowering your child’s best Advocate: YOU I was an elementary school teacher. I had many children with special needs of varying abilities in my classrooms over.... Read More |
 | DJ Successful Artist with Autism DJ is using his life and his artwork to spread a very powerful message.... Read More |
 | Respite, or a pause in your life to Recharge! Most parents I know, both special needs parents and “typical” parents, have a great deal of difficulty making time for priorities .... Read More |
 | Summer Camp... Make Plans As summer approaches, children are talking about their plans. You should make sure that your child’s summer.... Read More |
 | New Products to Check out! Make sure you take the time to view three new products in this month’s issue.... Read More |
 | What is Autism? To help Raise awareness on the various disorders, Parenting Special Needs magazine will be highlighting one disorder per issue. In this issue we are highlighting Autism.... Read More |
 | From Social Skills to Social Thinking Teaching “social skills’ had been of interest to me for the past ten years. My skills in this area have grown and changed over time .... Read More |
 | Your are Your Child’s Best Advocate One dictionary.com defines advocacy as “the act of pleading for, supporting or recommending.” Another is... .... Read More |
 | Extensive Employer Survey ever on people with disabilities. Agency also makes available ‘business case’ on value of employees with disabilities.... Read More |
 | 5 Steps to improving Communication There are many members of the special education team: students, parents, teachers, teacher’s assistants, administrators and related service providers.... Read More |
 | Healthy Eating Tips Spring is near and it is always a great time for positive changes. Whether it is because you are waiting for nicer.... Read More |
 | Playing the Waiting Game “Always be prepared” are definitely words to live by when you are a parent. It makes life...... Read More |
 | New Responsibilities 12-14 Elementary school is behind you and you are now in middle school. This move has meant many changes in your life including.... Read More |
 | A Quick List of Special Education Terms During meetings you may feel that everyone has started speaking in a foreign language.... Read More |
 | Famous people with Special Needs The following people did not let their disability stop them in achieving their dreams.... Read More |
 | Labor Laws and Differently Abled Employees As a follow up to our article last issue on Franky DiStefano, we wanted to provide our readers with some additional information.... Read More |
 | Autism Awareness by DJ DJ is using his life and his artwork to spread a very powerful message.... Read More |
 | ABILITIES Residential Home for the Disabled Creates Winning Video.... Read More |
 | 1 Can Make a Difference ASA recognizes the power that 1 person, 1 organization, 1 idea or 1 event can have on autism. Today, with the prevalence of autism rising.... Read More |
Join us in the Next Issue Be sure to stay tuned for the May/June issue of Parenting Special Needs Magazine where we will be highlighting.... Read More |
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