There is a growing tension within the autism conversation, one that rarely gets addressed. On one side are individuals who self-identify as autistic, often without a formal diagnosis and with extremely minimal symptoms. On the other hand are those living with severe autism and the families who support them through profound, daily challenges. While … [Read more...]
When HR Becomes A Barrier at Anglophone East
A concerning trend has come to light regarding the treatment of special needs students in the Anglophone East School District. At the center of the issue is the Human Resources (HR) department, which appears, in some cases, to be sidestepping agreements made through Human Rights processes. These agreements, often reached with the involvement of … [Read more...]
Abusive Dynamics in New Brunswick Schools
The Cycle of HarmConsistency is vital in the intricate tapestry of a special needs student's educational journey. Yet, in New Brunswick public schools, a concerning trend has emerged. The constant changing of a student's EA leaves a disruptive ripple effect on student behaviour. This pattern not only hampers students' academic progress but … [Read more...]
Keeping Track of my Kids With Jiobit
Disclosure: I received a Jiobit and financial compensation to facilitate this post. All opinions are my own.One of the worst feelings for a parent of an autistic child is when you hear that another child with autism has escaped from their house and has gone missing. The sad part is that without real tracking tools in place most of these … [Read more...]
15 Traveling With Special Needs Kids Tips
Traveling with kids with special needs will require more planning and adjustment. It's just a different category of family vacationing. Traveling with infants, toddlers, and teens can be both difficult and enjoyable. Here are ways to make the trip easier and fun for the entire family. PlanningWhen traveling with a child with … [Read more...]