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HBO presents Autism: The Musical

on March 28, 2008

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Study sheds light on paralyzing nerve condition called amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)

on March 03, 2008

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Google Jamboard with Hangout Meet

Google Jamboard with Hangout Meet is a solid alternative to Zoom Whiteboard for Teletherapy. Google Jamboard with Hangout Meet. Therapists' primary teletherapy software Zoom security was compromised. New video conference call tools approved by NYC DOE are Google Hangout Meet and Microsoft Teams . I will review only Google Hangout Meet and its "whiteboard" called Jamboard. Where is my WhiteBoard? Hangout Meet does not have a built-in whiteboard, but Google has a second application called Jamboard. It can be used on all platforms and operating systems (Chromebook, Windows, iOS (iMac, iPad, iPhone), Android-powered tablets, and smartphones. You need to install this application from Google Play Store or Apple App Store (your student/parent should install it on their system as well or they will be prompted to download and install the app when you'll share the board with them). Step by Step instructions: Download and Install Google Jamboard on your primary computer/iPad

People with ADHD and ADD are just different, but not defective

Actress Wendy Davis believes people can thrive and be successful while living with ADHD or ADD - like herself. She provides her life story and story of her child. Wendy is sharing information about association called CHADD - Children and Adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder video provided by cnn.com

Occupational Therapy Centers for Children in Brooklyn, NY

If you are looking for centers with occupational therapy services including a sensory gym, here are some pre-school occupational therapy centers located in Brooklyn, NY that you may contact to find all the details. We will be adding more agencies and centers. Sensoryst : Sensory Street (SSPOT) is a pediatric private practice specializing in providing occupational therapy to children diagnosed with physical and cognitive disabilities since 2011. Our dedicated staff and therapists make sure all clients have the best experience and results. Our team loves what they do, and providing support to families to ensure they get the right service is their priority. Sensory Street Website: https://www.sensoryst.com/ Kids First Evaluation and Therapy : Kids First is a pediatric therapy center that offers occupational therapy services to preschoolers with various developmental delays or disabilities. They provide individualized treatment plans, including sensory integration therapy, fine motor skil

Handwriting with Triangular Grooved Pencils

Writing is a fundamental skill that children learn at a young age. It is a skill that children need to master to succeed academically and socially. However, learning to write can be a difficult task for some children, particularly those with fine motor difficulties. One solution to this problem is to use a grooved triangular-shaped pencil. In this article, we will explore the benefits of using a grooved triangular-shaped pencil for children's writing skills. Ticonderoga brand is one of the most popular for school-aged children providing a variety of tools and writing instruments from wide pencils for small hands to triangular-shaped pencils to form functional efficient three- or four-finger pencil grasp allowing children to learn and practice handwriting without frustration. Improved grip One of the most significant benefits of using a grooved triangular-shaped pencil is that it helps children improve their grip. The grooves on the pencil provide a natural resting place for the

Children's Books: Neela's Reflection (written by Ariel Zylberberg, illustrated by Eduardo Paj)

"Neela's Reflection" is a beautiful and inspiring children's book that tells the story of a blue firefly named Neela, who struggles to find her place in the world. As the only blue firefly in the forest, Neela feels like she doesn't fit in with the other fireflies. She can't fly as fast or shine as bright as the others, and her dull, small reflection in the lake only reinforces her feelings of inadequacy. However, when a storm hits and another firefly needs her help, Neela discovers that she has a special talent that she never knew she had. Her blue light is the key to saving the day, and she learns to embrace her differences and find her shining light within. The story is told in verse, which adds to its charm and makes it a fun and engaging read for children. The illustrations in "Neela's Reflection" are absolutely stunning. They are full of vibrant colors and capture the beauty of the forest and its inhabitants. The illustrations bring the s

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