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Music Therapy for Special Needs Children: What Parents Should Know
Therapies > Music

Music Therapy for Special Needs Children: What Parents Should Know

By Dr. Evelyn Mercer
...call-and-response singing to help a nonverbal child with autism practice turn-taking and joint attention. They might use songwriting to help a teenager...call-and-response singing to help a nonverbal child with autism practice turn-taking and joint attention. They might use songwriting to help a teenager with ADHD...
What Speech-Language Pathologists Actually Do: A Guide for Special Needs Families
Special Needs > Speech and Communication Impairments

What Speech-Language Pathologists Actually Do: A Guide for Special Needs Families

By Ethan Parker
...pronunciation is perfect. Social communication (pragmatics). This includes turn-taking in conversation, reading social cues, staying on topic, understanding...pronunciation is perfect. Social communication (pragmatics). This includes turn-taking in conversation, reading social cues, staying on topic, understanding...
How to Help Your Child With Autism Build and Keep Friendships
Lifestyle > Relationships

How to Help Your Child With Autism Build and Keep Friendships

By Alice Whitman
...children often don't catch it that way. The implicit rules, the unspoken turn-taking, the subtle shift when someone moves from acquaintance to actual friend:...children often don't catch it that way. The implicit rules, the unspoken turn-taking, the subtle shift when someone moves from acquaintance to actual friend:...
Board Games That Build Skills: A Parent's Guide to Therapeutic Tabletop Play
Lifestyle > Recreation

Board Games That Build Skills: A Parent's Guide to Therapeutic Tabletop Play

By Brock Jefferson
...you tried it. Your son struggles with turn-taking, your daughter melts down when...tried it. Your son struggles with turn-taking, your daughter melts down when she...needs. Board games build social skills, turn-taking, emotional regulation, and flexible...Board games build social skills, turn-taking, emotional regulation, and flexible...
Jake Adicoff Wins His First Individual Paralympic Gold at Tesero as Oksana Masters Claims Her Fourth Cross-Country Title
News > Sports

Jake Adicoff Wins His First Individual Paralympic Gold at Tesero as Oksana Masters Claims Her Fourth Cross-Country Title

By Brock Jefferson
...sighted guide who communicates through earpiece and voice, matching every turn and stride throughout the race. Wolter, a two-time NCAA All-American from...has built one of the strongest records in visually impaired cross-country, taking four world titles including a sweep of the 10km and 20km VI events at the...
Special Needs App of the Day: Story Land
Assistive Tech > Apps

Special Needs App of the Day: Story Land

By SpecialNeeds.com Editor
...with Story Land. For some children, it is an effective app for practicing turn taking, as one person can choose a character and say a sentence about it,...Story Land. For some children, it is an effective app for practicing turn taking, as one person can choose a character and say a sentence about it, then give...
Early Warning Signs Your Baby or Toddler May Need Early Intervention
Education > Early Intervention

Early Warning Signs Your Baby or Toddler May Need Early Intervention

By Dr. Eileen Hart
...isn't rolling over when other babies their age are. Maybe your toddler isn't talking yet and you've been told to wait. Maybe something just feels off, but you...responsiveness, and early social engagement. Physical red flags: Doesn't turn head toward sounds by 3 months Can't hold head steady by 4 months Feels stiff...
Special Needs App of the Day – Pufferfish Apps
Assistive Tech > Apps

Special Needs App of the Day – Pufferfish Apps

By SpecialNeeds.com Editor
...several apps for kids with special needs (including Visual Routine, Touch Talking, Emotion Cards, and Present A Choice) as well as Learn Your States, a general...Well, I wanted to help my brother, but very quickly I realized that I could turn this into a business that...
How to Talk with Kids About Tragic Events in the News
Parenting > School Years

How to Talk with Kids About Tragic Events in the News

By SpecialNeeds.com Editor
...to them or to their loved ones. Here are some tips to keep in mind when talking to kids about a tragic event or scary news development: As a general rule,...event or scary news development: As a general rule, it's a good idea to turn off the TV and radio and not read too much internet news coverage after a...
Taming the Stigma of Autism
Special Needs > Autism Spectrum

Taming the Stigma of Autism

By SpecialNeeds.com Editor
...be developing differently or who have just been diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder often times feel alone, confused, and unsure of where to turn. They now live in a world where their family is “different,” with special requirements that can many times make it difficult to fully integrate into...
Building a Support Network: A Guide for Families Raising Children with Special Needs
Social Engagement > Friends and Family

Building a Support Network: A Guide for Families Raising Children with Special Needs

By Julia Rivera
...resentment from calcifying over years. Extended family: Grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins. They often want to help but don't know how. Vague offers turn into nothing because you don't know what to ask for and they're afraid of doing it wrong. The fix is education plus specific role assignment. Your...
How Executive Function Shapes Learning: What Parents Need to Know About the Brain Science Behind Reading, Math, and Organization
Research > Brain Science

How Executive Function Shapes Learning: What Parents Need to Know About the Brain Science Behind Reading, Math, and Organization

By Emily Thompson
...holds information temporarily while you use it. When a teacher gives multi-step directions like "Put your backpack away, get out your math book, and turn to page 42," working memory is what lets a child hold all three steps in mind long enough to complete them. It's also what allows a...

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