
TIDBIT # 33-Understanding and Supporting Your Child’s Behavior
Understanding and Supporting Your Child’s Behavior: Shifting from “Bad” to Empathy When your child exhibits challenging behavior, it’s important to shift your mindset from labeling

Understanding and Supporting Your Child’s Behavior: Shifting from “Bad” to Empathy When your child exhibits challenging behavior, it’s important to shift your mindset from labeling

Imagine a scenario: Your pre-teen, who has always been an eager learner, has all of a sudden decided that school assignments are uncool. They no

Have you ever wondered, “Should gifted students be able to skip grades?”. Accelerated learning, which involves advancing gifted children through the educational system at a

Use Heads Phones Consider investing in a nice (comfy) set of headphones. They are sure to improve audio quality during Zoom calls and block out

Empowering Responsibility: The Benefits of Fun Household ‘Jobs’ for Children Classroom jobs are beneficial for teachers and learners in any classroom setting. Rotating classroom jobs

A magical classroom with curious minds, Where the air is filled with whispered rhymes. Childish laughter, ideas that grow, Creative spirit brought to the show.

Kids go through various stages of increasing autonomy as they age. However, numerous studies have found that the stage that begins around 6th grade and

I’ve been turning around a few ideas these past months about college prep, test prep, high school classes, middle school requirements — “necessary” skills and

Is it possible to have a hobby you’re not serious about? I mean, can you actually casually do something and somehow resist the urge to

We all want to fit in — some of us more outwardly than others! The desire to be seen and heard is the desire to
For children on the autism spectrum, learning can be both a journey of potential and a series of obstacles. While many autistic students possess exceptional
Raising a child on the autism spectrum means navigating a world that often wasn’t designed with your child in mind. Traditional classrooms—with their noise, unpredictable
Children on the autism spectrum deserve more than a seat in a classroom—they deserve a learning environment that truly sees them, hears them, and adapts
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