The purpose of this article is to show teachers, parents, and students with ASD how the evidence-based practice of visual supports can be used to support organization and learning for students with ASD in their virtual learning environment.
These resources are designed to help supply tools and information to meet the special needs of this student population.
Online training courses for achieving the Registered Behavior Training credential.
A new toolkit — developed in partnership with the National Center for Learning Disabilities — can help educators meet the needs of all students who are struggling with remote learning.
IXL is personalized learning. With a comprehensive K-12 curriculum, individualized guidance, and real-time analytics, IXL meets the unique needs of each learner.
Their Pre-K Accelerate 90 makes preparing for the entry into the world of learning fun, engaging AND gives a step by step process on how to prepare a child's brain and nervous system for optimal connectivity and efficiency.
Use this document as a guide to help teachers better understand how best to work with your student on the autism spectrum.
TpT is the go-to place for educators to find the resources, knowledge, and inspiration they need to teach at their best.
Telecubes is a virtual platform created to improve ABA services focused on maximizing Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) time.
The Arc@School has created an advocacy curriculum that provides the basic information to support students and families in navigating the special education system
The Time4Learning curriculum gives students the independence they crave, as they progress at their own pace.
Visual strategies are simply ways to provide information visually.
Seattle Children’s Alyssa Burnett Adult Life Center offers lifelong learning for people 18 and older with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and other developmental disabilities.
Autism Goes to College is a first of it’s kind film, packed with honest insights for student, parents and educators offering an eye-opening look at what a growing number of neurodiverse students are bringing to campus.
The DO-IT (Disabilities, Opportunities, Internetworking, and Technology) Center is dedicated to empowering people with disabilities through technology and education.
Tools and Training for Parents to become better IEP Advocates for their kids.
This toolkit is designed to help you understand your child’s right to a free appropriate public education (FAPE), and how to work together with your school district to create an effective IEP.
To spotlight best practice approaches for schools and educators, an alliance of national education organizations has come together to ensure equity for all learners.
Celebrate the Children is dedicated to advancing the development of all children, adolescents and adults with autism and special needs.
Gersh Academy's vision is a world where individuals on the autism spectrum are empowered to thrive.
The Neurodiversity Navigators program offers educational opportunities along with individualized advocacy and access services for Neurodivergent Bellevue College students.
All parents of school age kids are being tested with remote learning, but parents of children with ASD face additional challenges. Here's how our family is coping.
How do you make the most of the "stay at home" order? You embrace togetherness activities.
Whether or not you have a child with ASD, here are some fabulous resources to help get 2021 off to a good start in your home.