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National Parenting Autism
How music helped my child with autism
autism
January 12, 2012
Perhaps the best way to punctuate where you are in life is to remember from where you have been. Cliché as it sounds, sometimes it is just the...
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What's wrong with hands-OFF learning, anyway?
Education & Schools
September 17, 2009
Hands-on learning is a terrific idea. You get right in there, and you DO something. As a result of doing, you learn.Hands-on learning can be used...
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Interests, obsessions and informal learning
Education & Schools
June 16, 2009
Tom loves fish. And he loves the aquarium. Here in Woods Hole MA, there's a tiny little aquarium with a couple of seals, a few formal exhibits, and...
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Taking a field trip into literature - the REAL 'Make Way for Ducklings'
Education & Schools
June 14, 2009
As a kid, I loved the books of Robert McCloskey. My 12-year-old, Tom, is crazy about about them. "Make Way for Ducklings," "...
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With high functioning autism, it seems the easier it gets the harder it gets
Education & Schools
June 11, 2009
When Tom was three, four and five years old he spoke almost entirely in memorized scripts from TV shows. When he was upset, he winged heavy toys...
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Must parents of autistic kids become advocates and activists at church?
Education & Schools
June 9, 2009
I'm writing a book "Autism Out of the Box." The focus is on providing parents with the tools they need to help their child or teen with...
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Mathematical thinking and the 'special' mind
Education & Schools
June 4, 2009
Today I took Tom back to the Big Cheese Math Specialist. I'd been trying to follow his instructions, but we didn't seem to be moving forward as I'd...
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People with autism have talents too
Education & Schools
June 4, 2009
In today's Change.org Autism blog, Dora Raymaker absolutely cracked me up. In fact, I was laughing so hard I had to read the whole blog aloud to my...
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Do autism treatments work? How do you know?
Education & Schools
June 3, 2009
Yesterday, a research study found that Celexa, a drug often used to control and modify autistic behaviors, works no better than placebo.That, in...
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Teaching with Thomas the Tank Engine
Education & Schools
June 2, 2009
Thomas the Tank Engine, for reasons no one fully understands, seems to be a favorite of almost every child with autism.Thomas is a series of highly...
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