Early Childhood Intervention
Early Childhood Intervention and Individualized Family Service Plans
While the average age a child is diagnosed with autism is four years old, most children show developmental warning signs much earlier. Children under …
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Therapeutic Interventions for Autism
Therapeutic interventions can help your child learn and develop skills that lead to independence. The most common therapeutic interventions for a…
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New School Year Checklist
Get your child with autism ready for an exceptional start to the new year! Download our FREE “About Me” student information form and use this guide as…
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Special Education: IEP Tips
An Individualized Education Program (IEP) is the foundation of your child’s education. Many parents feel overwhelmed and anxious about these meetings,…
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The Fundamentals of Special Education: What Parents Need to Know
In this article, Timothy A. Adams, Esq discusses what parents need to know about the fundamentals of special education so they can better advocate for…
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SMART IEP Goals
The goals on your child’s Individualized Education Program (IEP) lay the framework for their education, but what makes a good goal? IEP goals (and any…
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Independent Assessments
In order to develop effective goals with your child’s team, you need to know what their strengths and areas of need are. You can determine each …
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Inclusion
Inclusion is a philosophy based on the belief that ALL students belong to their school community. Inclusion gives all students–regardless of…
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IEP Transition Planning
One of the core objectives of IDEA is to prepare students for life after high school. Specifically, further education, employment, and independent liv…
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Behavior Issues at School: FBA, BIP, and Seclusion and Restraint
Students with autism may display challenging behaviors that interfere with their education or another student’s education. When this happens, schools …
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Managing Behavior at School: FBA and BIP
Imagine a child in math class, at a time when the students are expected to work independently. With a shout, the child sweeps papers, textbook, and pe…
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Special Education Conflict Resolution: Mediation and Due Process
There are times when parents may not be able to come to an agreement about what is needed for their child’s IEP with the school district. Because of t…
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Autism and Bullying
Most parents worry about their child being bullied. While statistics vary across research studies, people with autism are undoubtedly victims of …
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Homeschooling Your Child with Autism
More parents of children with autism are opting to homeschool for a variety of reasons. In this article, you will information about homeschooling your…
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Must Schools Provide Meal Modifications For Students On Special Diets?
Federal laws and regulations require public schools to provide meal modifications through the cafeteria service, at no additional cost, to children wh…
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Tips for Including Dietary Restrictions in Your Child’s IEP
If your child is on a special diet due to food allergies, sensitivities, or aversions, it is essential to include these dietary restrictions in their …
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The GFCF Diet at School: Information for Awesome Teachers
If you have a student in your class who is on a GFCF diet, you may have questions and concerns. TACA is here to help. In this article, you…
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Early Childhood Intervention and Individualized Family Service Plans
While the average age a child is diagnosed with autism is four years old, most children show developmental warning signs much earlier. Children under …
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Health Care Plans for Students with G-Tubes
When a child has a G-tube, support must extend beyond the home. Schools are legally required to provide accommodations so a child can safely attend an…
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New School Year Checklist
Heading back to school can be stressful for students diagnosed with autism and their parents. Make sure you are prepared for the new school year and s…
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About Me Download
Get your child with autism ready for an exceptional start to the new year! Download our FREE “About Me” student information form and use this guide as…
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