Are You Teaching Expected and Unexpected the Wrong Way?
If there ever was a buzzword in the last few years to use with any of your social students, it has got to be “expected”…
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Using Social Thinking® Vocabulary with my OWN child
I remember thinking to myself, “This is what my clients and their families tell me happens in their homes,” but my child doesn’t have Autism Spectrum Disorder or…
Why you should STOP using conversation topic cards
Be honest here. How often do you have an extended conversation about your favorite food? I mean sure, you might get three exchanges maximum, but…
Easy Tips to Teaching Social Thinking Vocabulary
In that moment when I was trying to assess my student (who, mind you, was investigating the scrolled ring binders on the assessment book and…
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