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Transitioning to a New Autism Aide – Part One
My son finished fifth grade with a new aide. The new aide began in March and was with my son until the end of the school year. During fifth grade, the teacher, RSP person, and the principal all agreed that he had made tremendous progress and that he was “ready" to go without an aide.…
Autism Parenting: Has Your Child Outgrown An Aide? (Part 2)
In my last blog, I discussed when to consider weaning off your autistic childs aide. I also mentioned how to begin the process.How do you begin the process?I believe the parents must meet with the entire the IEP team and discuss beginning the process of weaning off the school aide. Make sure to have a thorough plan in place by the end of the IEP meeting. This includes concrete strategies that can …
Teachers and the Inclusion Aide – Part 2
My last blog introduced the topic teachers and the aides that are sometimes in their classrooms who are there to help support an autistic child. I call this aide the inclusion aide. What can be one stumbling block?
Fashion Tips for Bridesmaids on a Budget
The first thing my friend Gita said after I asked her to be a bridesmaid was, of course, a resounding “yes.” But it was quickly followed with “Please don’t make me spend $300 on a dress I’m only going to wear once.”
Maid to Last: Tips for Hiring Home-Cleaning Help from the Pros
If youre coming to the conclusion that life is too short to have to clean your own home, you might be ready to hire a helping hand that can get the job done for you. However, before you hand over your house key to any house-cleaning service, it is critical that you first do your homework in order to find a cleaning expert who not only knows how to clean your home thoroughly and efficiently, but who also has a proven track record of integrity, reliability and accountability – someone you can trust to clean your home in your absence.