ASK Angie ASL – Healthy and Strong
Healthy and Strong This issue is devoted to “Health”. The signs used in this video are all related to signs that describe “health – related” issues you may encounter. They...
Education
ASK Angie ASL – New Year’s Resolution
New Year’s Resolution: Visual Positive Reinforcements Tips for working with the deaf It is always important to remember the power of positive reinforcement. This edition of PSN is at the...
What’s “APP”ening? Fun & Educational Game Apps for Children with Special Needs
Fun & Educational Game Apps for Children with Special Needs Game Apps Little Things® Remastered by KLICKTOCK Little Things All the family can enjoy Little Things, the...
Helping Your Child Be An Independent College Student
Only a small percentage of students with special learning needs attend college, but parents have the opportunity, from the moment their child is born, to insure that their child is...
The Fitness Friendly Classroom
The Fitness Friendly Classroom You have no more excuses. There will be no more “We don’t have the budget for Physical Education” or “Most of the kids with autism don’t...
Advocating for Your Child
Good special education services are intensive and expensive. Resources are limited. If you have a child with special needs, you may wind up battling the school district for the services your child needs. To prevail, you need information, skills, and
Did You Know About Disability-Friendly Colleges for Students with Physical Disabilities?
Disability-friendly colleges for students with physical disabilities?
Exiting the Short Bus
The reader follows the path of Kylee from her starting school riding the “short bus” to graduating Cum Laude
When is a Residential School the Right Move?
A residential school setting and its staff are uniquely qualified to give your child access to educational opportunities and the chance to practice
Not Stupid: One Woman’s Fight for Her Sons’ Education
The heartbreaking, inspiring true story of one Mother’s fight to Rescue the lives of her children
