Every child learns and grows in their way. For many students with disabilities, success in the classroom and life often comes down to developing strong executive function skills. These are the brain's "control center" abilities: planning, organizing, remembering steps, shifting attention when needed, and following through to completion. At ...
At Harbor School, every student, regardless of their unique abilities, deserves the best possible education and support. As educators, we understand the significance of collaboration between parents and teachers in creating a nurturing and inclusive learning environment for students with special needs. Our commitment to empowering students extends beyond ...
For children on the autism spectrum, changes in routine – such as extended time off from school – can be stressful. As a parent or caregiver, having a plan in place to help ease the transition and provide distractions can help to avoid meltdowns and prevent regression from the ...
The Transition to Adult Life When a student can feel like they have mastered life in secondary education, it’s time to move on. This transition can be a scary moment for students, especially those with special needs because it can present a need for change in environment, routine, and ...
According to the CDC, autism is the fastest-growing developmental disability in the world. While it has become more of a part of our society, as of 2019, a vast majority of adults with autism are unemployed or underemployed. How do we change that? Building autism acceptance. Building Autism Acceptance ...
What Causes Anxiety in Children? Have you noticed a change in your child’s demeanor? Or perhaps they exhibit a behavior that seems to be causing them great distress? Just like adults, children are susceptible to anxiety, and unlike adults, they are less aware it is happening to them. In ...