It should not matter is your child is in school or at home during this Pandemic. You can always continue to teach. Teaching is not just for a classroom. Teaching is done everywhere. The sky is the limit!
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If you have a young child just diagnosed with Autism, you may be looking for information on;
- treatment options
- funding options
- how to teach language skills
- how to understand your child's needs
The list goes on.
If you have a child in school that has difficulties due to Autism, Learning Deficits, Down Syndrome, and other Communication or Cognitive Delays, you may be researching information on;
- teaching in school
- will my child be better in a small class or in the regular sized class
- will my child ever to go College
- will my child ever get a job
- how will I afford therapy for my child
This site is geared towards supporting you, as parents, caregivers, support workers and/or teachers on how to be more prepared in your day to day teaching. It may be the skills you teach at home, in the playground, in the community or at school. Teaching is an ongoing process. It is meant to challenge us at times and to seem easy at other times.
