Autism Education and Product Updates

Thinking that You’re Stupid is Not a Smart Thing to Do

Thinking that You’re Stupid is Not a Smart Thing to Do

Posted by Thomas Armstrong Ph.D. Executive Director of the American Institute for Learning and Human Development on Feb 10th 2021

Being a little kid is not easy, especially these days. But being a kid with a disability is even harder. Bullies abound, and taunts of ‘’you’re stupid!’’ ‘’dumbo!’’ and ‘’retard’’ stain the s … read more
Worries are a Big Deal for Special Students

Worries are a Big Deal for Special Students

Posted by Kari Dunn Buron MS, Autism Education Specialist on Jan 5th 2021

When children experience high levels of stress and anxiety, it can lead to a number of unwanted outcomes, including explosive behavior. High levels of stress and big emotions related to poor soc … read more
38 Tips for a Meltdown Free Holiday

38 Tips for a Meltdown Free Holiday

Posted by Bonnie Arnwine on Nov 6th 2020

The holidays are a fun time to visit with friends and family. Special decorations and traditions make it a festive time for everyone. Unfortunately, the holidays can also present challeng … read more
Behavior Solutions for Students Who Won’t Keep Seated

Behavior Solutions for Students Who Won’t Keep Seated

Posted by Beth Aune, OTR/L, Beth Burt & Peter Gennaro on Oct 6th 2020

Today, more than ever, educators are faced with teaching core subjects for longer periods to prepare the class to master state standards. This requires the students to sit at their desks for long … read more
Focus Strategies for Students Who Are Zoomed Out

Focus Strategies for Students Who Are Zoomed Out

Posted by Bonnie Arnwine on Sep 9th 2020

For students under stress or dealing with attention challenges, focusing can be particularly difficult. COVID-19 has created additional stress and forced most of us to make changes to our normal r … read more