Busywork and the Consequences of Low Expectations Part 2
In my last post, Busywork and the Consequences of Low Expectations Part 1, I chronicled my daughter’s journey from aContinue Reading
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Busywork and the Consequences of Low Expectations Part 1
Busywork. It’s everywhere and it takes many forms. This definition sums it up nicely: “Busywork is an activity that isContinue Reading
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The Writer’s Life Interview-Part 1
This interview was published in the blog The Writer’s Life. Welcome to The Writer’s Life! Now that your book has beenContinue Reading
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Look Who’s Still My Hero!
While pulling off a bit of spring cleaning, I came across two file boxes filled with programs that I hadContinue Reading
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Autism Resource Guide
Parenting a child with autism can be challenging, and even though I have not done so, I suspect that parentingContinue Reading
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An Anniversary Celebration Update
At my end, everything came off without a hitch…
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He asked me. We’re dating.
November 15th is an important day in our household. Next to Veterans Day (the 11th—my husband is aContinue Reading
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A Halloween Tale
Between the ages of 9 and 11, I lived with my parents in a crumbling home in a tinyContinue Reading
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The Intangible Foe
They met on a Friday night in August. Katie had been hesitant to take part in this particular socialContinue Reading
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I really DID see it on the internet!
In 2012, Katie’s formal ABA program had ended approximately 14 years before, and I had always wanted to document ourContinue Reading
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The Impact of ABA and Discrete Trial Training
As I noted in my previous post, my daughter and I talked with many Navigating Autism Today conference attendees lastContinue Reading
