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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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Find out more about Lisa Jo: Lisa is a professional writer with extensive experience researching and writing about autism, informal education and alternative learning styles. The mom of a son with high functioning autism, she explores the challenges and possibilities that make life on the spectrum an adventure. |
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Our son Tom is mildly autistic. At nearly 13 he's funny, smart and talented - but he's still clearly and obviously different. Every week, we see him...
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The truth is, it's not easy for typical kids to include a child with autism in their play. Children with autism don't always WANT to play. Even if...
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In the area where I live, there's a really active homeschool group. Every day, I get listserve notices of fabulous...
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A couple of days ago, I wrote a blog about some of the reasons why public school and the IDEA (Individuals with...
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In theory, school is a great place to learn social skills. While most children learn those skills through imitation (watching peers), children with...
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Over Christmas, we've had family visiting. Sitting at the big dining room table (or in the living room, or in the den) we've been talking. And...
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When your child is in school - even in special education - you have a sort of built-in community. Of course, there are plenty of problems with that...
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Tom's best friend is his sister Sara. But Sara's best friend is a little girl she met in school. Tom and Sara...
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A recent comment from a reader states:If my son was homeschooled, he would have very little contact with typical...
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