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Posted December 31, 2008 - 2:45pm by Nick

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Where do you look?

Posted March 10, 2009 - 12:40pm by Nick

My specialty is web development, but since joining the team here at Mrs. Riley I've been doing all the autism and special needs research I can. Google gives a huge array of sites, but I'm interested in what the community really flocks to.

So, this is one for any teachers/parents/specialists. Where do you go to get the latest news and information about autism, Asperger, and other special needs?

Highlights

Posted January 14, 2009 - 3:54pm by evagasparini

Hello,

Awesome website! You should look into teaming up with Highlights (http://www.highlights.com) which is a very educational magazine for children.

Congratulations on getting the site going!

Eva

Vague/Abstract ideas...?

Posted January 12, 2009 - 9:38am by DALMom

Any suggestions for how to find vague or abstract ideas to make a card?

Example: My son has a problem right now with pushing. I'm trying to get across that if he pushes his sister, that he will get a certain consequence. I have a First/Then board, and I need to make the appropriate cards...

I'm still pretty new to this, but pictures are my son's lifeline. He can read, but it doesn't always get through (he's 5 1/2, if that helps.)

Thanks!
Lucette :)
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