Students with learning disabilities can get very frustrated when faced with memorizing times tables. These strategies and tricks can help!

Feb 7, 2011 – Tina Halbert

This article describes many of the communication problems experienced by people with autism and their sometimes devastating consequences.

Feb 4, 2011 – Frances Williams

Cooking with autistic people can be one of the most meaningful activities that can be undertaken. With preparation, it can be adjusted to every skill level.

Feb 2, 2011 – Frances Williams

Selective mutism usually occurs in the school setting and other social settings. How can teachers deal with selective mutism in the classroom?

Jan 31, 2011 – Tina Halbert

Teaching dyslexic children how to write sentences is vital. This lesson sequence teaches children with dyslexia how to write correct sentences on their own.

Jan 29, 2011 – Cathy Anne Smith

Each person with autism should have an individualised communication system which is functional for that person.

Jan 28, 2011 – Frances Williams

Workstations for students with autism provide independence, practice and routine. Find out how easy it is to put workstations to work in the classroom!

Jan 27, 2011 – Tina Halbert

This article introduces the 'Triad of Impairments' which categorises the three major types of difficulties for people on the Autistic Spectrum.

Jan 27, 2011 – Frances Williams

Most students with spina bifida are shunted for hydrocephalus. What symptoms of shunt malfunction should teachers be aware of?

Jan 26, 2011 – Tina Halbert

TouchMath is a multi-sensory math program that has been used with special populations for years. Is it effective for students with autism?

Jan 24, 2011 – Tina Halbert

There are several programs on the market that claim to help Central Auditory Processing Disorder. Take a look at several popular ones.

Jan 22, 2011 – Tina Halbert

As Sensory Processing Disorder becomes more prevalent, many families and schools are incorporating sensory rooms into their daily routine.

Jan 21, 2011 – Tina Halbert

Students with Fragile-X Syndrome commonly require a completely different approach to learning than their typical peers.

Jan 17, 2011 – Tina Halbert

The A.S.K. Network hosted Tennessee State Representative Matthew Hill to discuss laws and bills that affect special needs kids.

Jan 17, 2011 – Daphne Matthews

Many things can trigger meltdowns in students with autism. This article highlights some techniques to help get them back on track!

Jan 16, 2011 – Tina Halbert

Children with spina bifida often have learning disabilities in addition to their physical disabilities. How does a classroom teacher deal with both?

Jan 15, 2011 – Tina Halbert

Once you know the first ten letters of the Braille alphabet, the rest is easy. You'll be able to play the Braille Spelling Game, too.

Jan 15, 2011 – Diane Jones

Kids love secret codes. It's even better when that code is a valuable tool that can build friendships between blind kids and sighted ones.

Jan 15, 2011 – Diane Jones

Teaching space boundaries to children with autism is often challenging. This article gives some practical teaching tips to help with this important skill.

Jan 14, 2011 – Tina Halbert

These fun memory games for children with special needs such as dyslexia and ADHD are also to play with kids of all ages and improve short term memory skills

Jan 14, 2011 – Cathy Anne Smith