ABA stands for Applied Behavior Analysis, which uses scientific techniques to modify behaviors. According to those who use it, the grandfather of these scientific principles is B.F. Skinner who employed these techniques on pigeons-teaching them to turn and peck when the words “turn” and “peck” …
Healing circles allow people to strengthen and support one another. Traditionally used in indigenous culture, this effective practice brings people together in the spirit of healing, friendship, and community. Today on the blog, check out what makes our circles so effective!
We all know that misconceptions abound about specific diagnoses in the world of special education. Here are the most common myths about learning disabilities. Myth #1: Kids who struggle to read, write, or spell aren’t as smart as other kids. Fact: Research shows that kids with learning …
Today on the blog, we discuss the critical, yet, simple to teach concept of No Means No. Read on to find out why all children must learn body autonomy from a young age.
Being a teen or young adult is difficult no matter what, and the COVID-19 is making it even harder. With quarantines common this winter, many young people are missing out on some of the everyday moments like chatting with friends and participating in class. For …
