I love research. This one particularly hit home because my daughter has Down syndrome. You can find this research information from the Harvard Gazette HERE.
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Showing posts with label articles. Show all posts
Monday, February 4, 2019
Friday, January 4, 2019
Have you seen this? A man diagnosed with autism passed the bar exam!
I saw this over the weekend and have been smiling ever since! A man diagnosed with autism graduated from law school and passed the bar exam on his first try. This is huge! This can open up more opportunities for other adults with special needs to attend university.
Check out the video from NBC San Diego Channel 7.
Check out the video from NBC San Diego Channel 7.
Thursday, September 27, 2018
After School Restraint Collapse - yes, it's real!
There is a viral article circulating the past two years about After School Restraint Collapse by Andrea Nair. You can find the article here.
After School Restraint Collapse refers to a child who is well behaved at school but seems to fall apart in that department once he or she gets home. Learn more about it and what you can do about it.
After School Restraint Collapse refers to a child who is well behaved at school but seems to fall apart in that department once he or she gets home. Learn more about it and what you can do about it.
Friday, April 20, 2018
Another Great Article
How awesome is this?! A person with autism has just signed a contract to play baseball. I linked the previous sentence so you can see the article.
Monday, March 12, 2018
MIT Research titled How You Talk To Your Child Changes Their Brain.
Those of you who know me well know I love research. Here is a FANTASTIC article about MIT's current research on child language acquisition. It turns out that back and forth conversation with your child does more to increase language skills than using flashcards or electronic games.
My two favorite takeaways:
My two favorite takeaways:
“The really novel thing about our paper is that it provides the first evidence that family conversation at home is associated with brain development in children. It’s almost magical how parental conversation appears to influence the biological growth of the brain,” says John Gabrieli, a professor of brain and cognitive sciences at MIT and the senior author of the study.
AND.....
"Babies tend to learn by watching and copying the adults they are most attached to, which is why singing and cuddling are much more effective than high-tech educational tools when it comes to development. "
Here is the link:
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Sunday, February 11, 2018
Autism In The Workplace
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Friday, September 15, 2017
Article: Children't Shouldn't Flip Flop Their Way Through Summer
We (Miss Jeana, Miss Jen, and I) are concerned with safety on the playground. We've noticed that flip flops are not supportive and can lead to increased injuries on the playground. Not to mention that they are constantly falling off little feet when playing. Here is a great article that explains the reasons. Click on the title below to access the article.
Children Shouldn't Flip Flop Their Way Through Summer
Children Shouldn't Flip Flop Their Way Through Summer
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