Last week a few of us ventured downtown Toronto to the Metro Convention Centre to participate in the annual Geneva Centre for Autism Symposium (a fancy word for a conference 😉 As expected and anticipated, there was a TON of information, sessions, amazing resources, and creative sessions offered to us, the delegates attending. Everywhere you […]
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Applied Behavioural Analysis. ABA. It’s a sticky word. What is it really? It falls under the field of Psychology and under the science of behaviour. A therapy…yes. Strategies? That as well. Teaching? You know it. It can be a foreign term- and even when you hear it, you may still be a tad confused. […]
There is a mountain of snow outside today! Some of you are at work, some shovelling their driveways, and some spending time at home with your kids. Now, if you are a KID – you are likely shouting from the rooftop today that you can stay in your PJ’s that little bit longer, tobogganing seems […]
Camping. Inclusion. Two of my very favourite worlds have collided. I am thankful to say I have spent a fair amount of time putting my energy into both of these areas. Do I ever LOVE camp! (as an understatement) Here are 5 reasons why I do: It is BUCKETS of fun! (that is correct- buckets!) […]
I have always loved learning new things about my environment, the people around me and how we, as a collective community can work together to achieve goals. We are all students when we embrace learning from one another. As educators, parents, neighbours- whatever our role is, we intentionally want to find out how a person […]