Autism Awareness - With Mimi

Autism Awareness - With Mimi Creating Awareness of autism spectrum disorder(ASD) worldwide leading to early recognition and to improve support to affected families

02/09/2026

Dear Inclusion & SEND Teachers, before the IEPs and paperwork… get to know the CHILD. ❤️

Read the reports. Understand the diagnosis and previous needs. But please don’t allow paperwork to tell you everything about a child you have never met.

Observe them. Learn what motivates them, what triggers them, how they communicate, how they learn, what helps them regulate and, most importantly, discover their strengths.

Build that relationship. Ask questions. Collaborate with parents, teachers, therapists and the multidisciplinary team.

Because inclusion is more than placing a child in a classroom—it is creating a space where they feel accepted, valued, supported and that they truly belong. 💚

This academic year, let’s focus on knowing our students, not just managing their paperwork.

See the child. Know the child. Support the child. ❤️

01/09/2026

This is the day that the Lord has made, and we shall rejoice and be glad in it. 🙏🏽❤️

Happy New Academic Year to every educator!

As we welcome our students back for 2026–2027, please remember that you don’t have to get everything right on the first day.

Give your students time to settle in, explore their environment, understand their routines and build a relationship with you. If some old behaviors resurface, don’t be discouraged. Observe, redirect, support and give them time.

And please, give yourself that same grace too.

Don’t pour everything into Day One or Week One. You have an entire academic year ahead of you. Pace yourself, take care of yourself and enjoy the journey.

Wishing you and your students a beautiful, peaceful and amazing academic year!

BECOMING YOU | Mentorship with Miss MimiSometimes, people remain stuck in the same place for years not because they lack...
29/08/2026

BECOMING YOU | Mentorship with Miss Mimi

Sometimes, people remain stuck in the same place for years not because they lack potential, dreams or ability, but because they lack clarity, direction, accountability, and someone who challenges them to think deeper and do better.

For the next two months, we are going to intentionally work on YOU your identity, purpose, career, personal growth and leadership.

This is more than mentorship. It is a journey of discovering who you truly are, understanding the life you want to build, and learning how to align your purpose with the person you are becoming.

You’ll journey alongside a small community that keeps you accountable, challenges your limits, celebrates your progress, and pushes you to become a better version of yourself.

Don’t wait until life forces you to ask, “Who am I, where am I going, and what have I done with my potential?”

Come learn how to write the journey of your life, take accountability for your growth, awaken the giant within you, and intentionally BECOME.

Your next version requires your participation.

For payment and registration, kindly refer to the flyer and reach out via email, direct call or WhatsApp.

24/08/2026

One last reminder before school resumes.

Dear educators, please don’t put unnecessary pressure on yourself to have everything figured out from Day One.

Your classroom doesn’t need to be perfect, and neither do your lesson plans.

Prepare yourself. Organize your resources. Read through your curriculum and safeguarding policies. Set goals for yourself and your students. Reflect on what worked last year, what didn’t, and what you would like to do differently this year.

But while you prepare, remember to rest too.

There will be difficult days. Some lessons will not go according to plan. Some students will test your patience. But there will also be breakthroughs, beautiful relationships, progress, laughter, and those special moments that remind you why you chose to become a teacher.

So, as we begin another academic year, remember:

Choose presence over pressure.

You don’t need to be perfect to make an impact. Be consistent. Be compassionate. Keep learning, unlearning, and growing.

Welcome back to school, educators. Wishing you a beautiful and fulfilling academic year ahead.

21/08/2026

A little advice for anyone starting this academic year in a new school, new country, new curriculum, or new role…

Please don’t put pressure on yourself to understand everything in your first week.

Take time to observe. Learn the school culture and policies. Understand safeguarding procedures. Meet your team. Know who you report to. Learn about your students and allow them to learn about you too. And never be afraid to ASK QUESTIONS.

Also, resist the temptation to compare everything with your previous school. Every school has its own systems, culture and expectations.

Most importantly, don’t walk into your new role feeling like you have something to prove.

Someone hired you because they already saw something valuable in you.

So take your time.

Observe. Learn. Contribute. Adjust. Grow.

Your first week isn’t about knowing everything it’s about understanding your new environment so you can become the best version of yourself within it.

Wishing every educator starting somewhere new this academic year a beautiful and successful beginning. ❤️📚

17/08/2026

Dear Teachers, Before You Pour Again, Check Your Inclusion Cup. ☕

School resumes very soon!

Before the lesson plans, classroom displays, parent meetings, deadlines and busy schedules begin again, take a moment and ask yourself:

How am I really doing?

Sometimes we spend the holidays recovering from everything we carried emotionally during the previous academic year instead of truly resting.

So before we begin again, ask yourself:

1️⃣ Am I well-rested?
2️⃣ Am I emotionally ready?
3️⃣ What drained me last academic year?
4️⃣ What can I do differently this year?

Your students need a prepared teacher, but they also need a healthy, present and emotionally regulated teacher.

Take care of yourself too.

Rest. Reset. Refill your inclusion cup. Because you cannot pour from an empty one. ☕

Wishing every educator a healthy and fulfilling new academic year.

30/07/2026

The hardest battle you’ll ever fight isn’t against the world it’s against yourself.

One of the most powerful books I’ve read on personal growth is The Mountain Is You by Brianna Wiest. It challenged me to look inward, confront my limiting beliefs, and understand that healing is the foundation of lasting transformation.

My biggest takeaway:
The moment you stop fighting yourself is the moment you start becoming the person you’re meant to be.

What’s one book that has completely changed your perspective on life? I’d love to hear your recommendations in the comments. 📚💙



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The mountain isn’t your circumstances… the mountain is you. ⛰️✨

Healing. Growth. Self-awareness. Discipline.

These are just a few of the life-changing lessons I took away from The Mountain Is You by Brianna Wiest. Every page reminded me that the greatest transformation begins within.

28/07/2026

There is more to working in special education than simply supporting a child in the classroom.

Whether you’re an Inclusion Teacher, SEN Teacher, Learning Support Assistant, or ABA Therapist, one skill you must never overlook is data collection.

The plans we create, the goals we set, and the progress we celebrate all depend on one thing accurate and reliable data.

When we collect quality data, we make better decisions. And when we make better decisions, we give children the support they truly deserve.

Special education is more than a job—it’s a profession built on evidence, compassion, and accountability.

Keep learning. Keep asking questions. Keep growing. Our students deserve nothing less. ❤️

08/07/2026

After more than a decade of working with children with additional learning needs, I’ve come to realize that the most valuable lessons aren’t found in textbooks,they’re learned through patience, meaningful connections, and believing in every child’s unique potential.

In this video, I share five lessons that have shaped my journey as an Inclusion Teacher and Behaviour Analyst:

💙 Every child learns differently.
💙 Every behaviour is a form of communication.
💙 Connection comes before cooperation.
💙 Progress is not always linear.
💙 Children will always remember how you made them feel.

These lessons have transformed not only the way I teach but also the way I understand, support, and advocate for every child.

Whether you’re a teacher, parent, therapist, school leader, or simply passionate about inclusive education, I hope these reflections encourage you to see children through a more compassionate, strengths-based, and inclusive lens.

I’d love to hear from you ,which of these five lessons resonates with you the most? Share your thoughts in the comments. 💙

01/06/2026

Stay away from fixed mindset people for your own mental health. 😂

Some people have already decided how life should be, how success should look, who should win, who should fail, and no matter what evidence you show them, they will never change their perspective.

They see growth as a threat, learning as weakness, and other people’s success as a personal attack. 😩

Protect your peace. Not every argument deserves your energy. Not every opinion deserves your attention. Sometimes the best thing you can do is smile, wish them well, and keep growing.

Your environment matters. The people around you can either inspire you to become better or drain the life out of your dreams.

Choose growth. Choose peace. Choose people who are willing to learn, evolve, and celebrate others.

Stay away from fixed mindset people for your own mental health. 😂✌🏽

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