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Tips for Language Expansion During Thanksgiving Break
“There are not enough hours in the day.” “Add this to my list of things to take care of tomorrow.” ...
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Fun and Educational Weekend Activities to Foster Language Growth in Children
November invites us to slow our pace at work and school, to spend more time with family and to...
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Child Safety and Protection Month: Staying Safe on the School Bus
We’re all settling into the school year and (hopefully) have a routine of getting to school down...
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Stay Safe and Spooky: Halloween Safety Tips for a Frighteningly Fun Night!
It’s “Spooky Season” — one of my favorite times of the year!
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Backpack Safety: Raising Awareness to Ease Discomfort
Each September, the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA) calls for advocacy for...
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Back to School Tips for Parents
The anticipation of a new school year can induce many feelings for both parents, and their kids....
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Ringing in the New Year
It’s time to ring in the new year! In a few days, we will be heading back to school or work. Our...
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Staying on Track: IEP Tips for Winter Break
Congratulations on getting through the first few months of the school year. COVID-19 has left an...
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Increasing Communication using Newsletters
As school-based clinicians, it is known that communication with the student’s family membersis very...
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