IEP meetings aren’t always easy but everyone involved was there for one purpose: to discuss Matt’s progress to date on his current IEP (Individualized Education Program) and set up next year’s goals and standards.
Note: This is meant to be more of a solicitation of opinions rather than me just spouting off mine. Understanding what others think often goes a long way into forming my own thoughts on a topic so I certainly welcome everyone’s view. The news today is all about President Obama and his announcement changing how…
And you’ll think love is to pray – but I’m sorry I don’t pray that way. – partial lyrics from “Tainted Love” by Soft Cell I can only recall telling one person the following; though perhaps I’ve let it slip out to others over the years. Either way, very few people know this about me.…
Those with autism think differently and when given the chance to shine, their problem solving skills can be nothing short of amazing.
Note: I spent far too much time on this blog. As I began writing, it simply didn’t turn out as wonderful as it originally sounded in my head. Yet as Mrs. Garrett once said: “You take the good, you take the bad, you take them both and there you have…” I spend a lot of…
Many parents of autistic children report seeing behavioral improvements when (or sometimes after) their child is sick; particularly with a fever.
