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CHANGING THE LANDSCAPE OF SPECIAL EDUCATION: Heart Centered Approaches Versus Standards Based …

by larry | Jan 21, 2014 | Uncategorized

Back in the day, when special education was all about supporting students with disabilities without a “standards-based” filter, many of us would do whatever it took to create connections and lend a helping hand through an individualized approach to...

The ABCs of Emotional Self Regulation: Anxiety, Behavior, and Coherence

by larry | Nov 14, 2013 | Uncategorized

For many kids, school feels like being a square peg in a round hole; similar to wearing a pair of pants or shoes that just doesn’t fit.  As a result, this may create an anxiety related response.  Rather than feeling comfortable, at ease, or joyful, the...

Maintaining Balance: Common Core and Individualized Education

by larry | Oct 11, 2013 | Uncategorized

Whether we are talking health, diet, family time, or education, maintaining balance continues to be an important guiding principle in all areas of one’s life.  Education is no different; we tend to swing to extremes on the pendulum and often lose a sense of...

When Does the Honeymoon End and When Do You Move Forward with Intervention?

by larry | Sep 9, 2013 | Uncategorized

Most kids look forward to the start of the new school year or at least hold it together with their best behavior within the first few weeks of school.  It’s human nature to present well; most of us are hard-wired to get along with others.  In fact, this can...

The First Week of School; The Busiest Time of the Year …

by larry | Aug 22, 2013 | Uncategorized

Imagine your favorite restaurant at the busiest lunch hour possible; it probably is a challenge getting your order in on time and not always relaxing when you feel rushed yourself.  This is exactly how it feels for the teachers and staff in preparation for the...
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