The Importance of Executive Function Skills
Developing Essential Cognitive Abilities: Nurturing Executive Function in the Classroom What are Executive Functioning Skills? These cognitive abilities serve…
Developing Essential Cognitive Abilities: Nurturing Executive Function in the Classroom What are Executive Functioning Skills? These cognitive abilities serve…
Understanding the Autism Spectrum Quotient (AQ) The Autism Spectrum Quotient (AQ) serves as a pivotal tool in understanding and…
The Gendered Exclusion of Neurodivergent Women and Girls Historically, autism and ADHD have been viewed as predominantly male conditions,…
Is ADHD/AuDHD a SEN? Autism and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD or AuDHD if you have both) is a…
An Inclusive Summer Holiday Bucket List for Neurodiverse Families The Summer holidays are here (or approaching), which means fun…
Building Resilience: Social Emotional Learning Strategies for Autistic Children Resilience has emerged as essential in nurturing students’ overall well-being,…
Reducing Chewing Behaviours in Autistic Children: A Neurodiversity-Affirming Approach Chewing behaviours are common among autistic children and individuals with…
The Debate on Behaviour Contracts for Autistic Children: Perspectives and Controversies Introduction Behaviour contracts are widely used in various…
What Is Natural Environment Teaching (NET)? Natural environment teaching (NET), also called naturalistic teaching, is an evidence-based approach within…
Communicating with School: A Guide for Parents of Children with Special Needs Having a child with special needs like…
Vestibular Stimming: Self-Regulation and More Vestibular stimming, also known as vestibular self-stimulatory behaviour, is a type of repetitive movement…
Neurodiversity and the Art of Adaptation (Masking and Fawn Response) As we journey into the intricate world of autism,…
As a dedicated teacher in the U.K., my passion lies in nurturing young minds and helping every child reach…
Simple Sensory Activities for Autistic Teenagers at Home What Are Sensory Activities? Sensory activities engage the senses, including sight,…
Why Is Shared Attention Important? Shared attention is the invisible thread that weaves together a child’s world. Imagine a…
Joint Attention Ideas Joint attention refers to how people, in this case, children, coordinate attention between social partners concerning…
Stimming in Autism, ADHD and Neurotypical Children Stimming, also known as self-stimulatory behaviour, is common among autistic individuals. Repetitive…
Helping Your Autistic Child with Nail Cutting: Strategies and Tips Why Nail Cutting Can Be Difficult Nail cutting can…
Monotropism Questionnaire: A Key to Understanding Inner Autistic/ADHD Experiences Unraveling Monotropism Monotropism, a concept coined by Dr. Dinah Murray,…
The Benefits of Kinetic Sand for Autistic Children For many children with autism, sensory play is an essential part…
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