Search Results for: inclusion tips

In my last blog, I discussed my fears of my son being bullied – especially in the dreaded middle school.How can teachers and other adults help with students who bully autistic students?Its no secret that teachers, administrators, and aides have to be aware of the bullies. They have to try to anticipate when problems might arise near a known bully. An administrator once told me that bullies typically dont change their behavior …

Over the years, my sons aides and teachers have worked together with us to help my son try to stay in the classroom. He is in an inclusion classroom, but sometimes struggles with the environment. What are some ways to help a child remain inside the classroom?

My child just completed his seventh year of formal school (pre-school, kindergarten through fourth grade). Over the years, his teachers and aides have worked with us on finding various tricks to help get him through a typical school day in an inclusive (a classroom with mostly general education students) classroom. What kind of tricks are you talking about?

My child is entering 4th grade, what should I expect? 4th grade is a big transition for all kids. Its a move from lower grade to upper grade. There is more independent study and, at least at my childs school, there is no more afternoon recess. There is only one morning recess plus lunch. 4th grade is a big deal. What about special needs kids?