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This module highlights ten strategies that will enhance your communication with all learners in the class, including those with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder. There is also an accompanying strategy sheet available as a free download from their website. Go to www.fasdoutreach.ca and click on “eLearning”, then “modules”, then scroll down to Communication Module Part 2. Click on the module and you will see a link for downloading the free strategy sheet.
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For many people raising a child on the Autism spectrum, the issue of anger and meltdowns is of great concern. In this video, Sally Thibault shares some of the strategies she has used to help her child diagnosed with Asperger’s syndrome deal with his anger and frustration with strategies for life.
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In this video, you will learn some behavior interventions that can be used in a classroom environment to help a child that needs extra help in their behaviors.
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In this video, you can understand the law applicable to behavior and have a discussion of how behavior issues can be addressed.
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ADHD meltdowns are more than just an angry outbursts. The tears, flailing limbs, and irrationality are enough to make you wish you had never left the house.
You feel like a failure, and see the judgment in other parents’ eyes. In reality, meltdowns say nothing about your parenting ability. They reflect the nature of ADHD.
But that can be hard to remember that in the heat of the crying, yelling moment. In this video, arm yourself with six quick fixes for your child’s next epic tantrum.
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“ADHD isn’t real.” “ADHD medications cause addiction.” When it comes to learning disabilities and mental health, misinformation abounds. Be prepared to counter any ADHD myth with these proven realities.
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Video games are mostly considered a fun pastime. But, these virtual worlds can also be a powerful learning tool for kids with thinking and learning differences. “Kids that play video games are more likely to be able to read and follow instructions than kids who do not play video games,” says our expert.
Watch as Jodi Gold, MD, a board-certified child, and adolescent psychiatrist and author of “Screen-Smart Parenting: How to Find Balance and Benefit in Your Child’s Use of Social Media, Apps, and Digital Devices,” weighs in on the pros and cons of video games for kids with ADHD. While there are a lot of benefits, there are a few extra challenges that parents of kids with ADHD should look out for.
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Nathan Ory speaks about why typical behavioural approaches may not work and provides ideas on how to make your interventions more effective.
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