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Study Smarter, Not Harder: Your Guide to Interactive Learning Tools
Ditch homework stress! Explore interactive study guides to boost confidence, engage learning, and study smarter for success.
Helping Your Kids Develop Creativity & A Lifelong Love of Learning
“Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited to all we now know and understand, while imagination embraces the entire world, and all there ever will be to know and understand.” - Albert Einstein There is something beautiful and magical about childhood that unfortunately we push aside in the interest of “growing up.”…
Oops! The Learning Curve for Parents of Children With Autism
I wrote my ebook, “A Parents’ Guide to Early Autism Intervention,” to tell the story of what we did with our son when he first started his autism journey. Among the many topics, I discuss the overall “parent learning curve” involved with an autism diagnosis.
Learning Toys for Kids With Autism
Teaching and parenting kids with autism requires identifying their specific developmental challenges and educational needs. Fortunately, you have many options for supporting autistic children through learning toys. Pay less attention to age limits and recommended methods of play, unless safety restrictions such as choking hazards are an issue, and more attention to the ways an autistic child can manipulate the toy or play a game to address specific skill sets.
Preschool Alphabet Learning Game
Learning the alphabet is just one skill children need to learn to read. Play and experiences are another. Most preschool age children are not yet ready for sitting and studying the alphabet and words. Using games and play will make learning the alphabet fun and educational for both you and your preschooler. Once you have this basic alphabet game mastered you can make it new by asking your child to create new rules for the game.