Inspire Knowledge
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Reading can transport anyone to be anyone, do anything, or visit distant (and sometimes imaginary) places. Books help us learn how to navigate the world, see things in new ways, experience new ways of communicating with others, and allow us to grow individually and collectively as we share knowledge and stories.
Life Skills: A Handbook for Parents & Teachers of the Intellectually Disabled
This book is for those impacted by people with intellectual disabilities. It includes ideas, recommendations, and practical guidance on topics pertinent to parents and teachers. My 33 years of experience teaching this particular population will benefit both new and experienced teachers. As the sibling of an adult with disabilities, I understand the challenges parents face when working with schools.
Mya McLure, The Brave Science Girl: The Toad Cave
A family of toads, threatened by land development, is re-homed by an innovative and courageous second grader, Mya McLure. In this dazzling adventure, Mya McLure has to figure out how to save the toads and how to help her teacher in a moment of unanticipated crisis.
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God, Can You Hear My Non-Speaking Voice?
Inspired by my son Richie, who has autism and learned the Lord’s prayer, a young boy learns to pray with his mother. He learns that God Hears us all – including his non-speaking voice.
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Freddie the Fly Seeing Through Another Lens
Many misunderstandings for kids occur because they can only see a situation from one side, theirs. This book helps kids learn that not everyone sees things the same way and teaches them how to think about others and what someone else might be thinking and feeling.
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This post originally appeared on our November/December 2023 Magazine
