The use of artificial intelligence with autistic children. The digital poetry descriptive analysis. The emotions on the verge of discovery. A passion for music and troubadours. AI assistance to create book characters. The symbolism of a mad scientist. ...
I receive many emails from overwhelmed parents and caregivers about not knowing what to focus on to help the autistic children and adults in their care. Concerns can encompass troubling behaviors, sensory issues, education, the need for employment, healthy relationships, physical well-being, or how...
One day, as a 7-year-old in summer school, we were tasked with writing a children’s book. That afternoon, I ended up writing and illustrating five books. Come seventh grade, I wrote a hundred-something-page book: “Brother’s Ethnicity,” a vaguely plotless fantasy adventure novel about...
And that applies even to autistic children, or those with other special educational needs. Because it is a teacher - not a psychologist, or an academic, or a social commentator - who has to deal with that student’s behaviour in the public domain of a classroom of 25 or so students. An...
Kim Mills: Raising children can be particularly challenging these days. There are dozens of books and articles offering competing answers to nearly every parenting question you might have, from how to get your baby to sleep, to how to help siblings get along, to how much screen time is too...
written with a wit and charm you just can’t deny. If you are looking for your middle school or high school age scientist. You’ll find that the science is practical, hands-one, and relevant. You can find the intended age group in the preface of most books.Your children will love ...
I have not put ages for the different stages here, because children range widely in their emotional development. I have known some preschoolers who were often working at stage 4. My child at age 9 is still struggling with stage 4. He’s autistic, and emotional regulation is a big challenge...
Over 83,000 books Access to powerful writing and research tools Article details Publication: The Exceptional Parent Volume/issue: Vol. 43, No. 11 Publication date: November 2013 Contributors: Huhtanen, Shelly Subjects: Autistic children--Social aspects Parenting--Personal narratives SUBSCRIBE ...
In interviews with parents from across the socio-economic spectrum, he explores the experience of bringing up children who are different from their peers—whether deaf, autistic, schizophrenic, disabled, transgender, criminal or gifted, children with Down’s syndrome or dwarfism, or children born of...
“I am keen on art and my ambition is to teach painting to children someday” A child with an invisible disability might suffer its consequences for years on end before her parents comprehend what she has endured. Ask Barun Kumar Naha (59) from Agartala, Tripura, father of 23-year-old ...