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🚫 What Reading Fluency Isn't Many schools think they are teaching fluency, but several common classroom routines are actually slowing it down. Cold extracts, unprepared vocabulary, round-robin reading, lack of modelling, and silent reading used as fluency practice are widespread misconceptions.Real fluency teaching is simple: p...

HyperBold is an extensions which bolds the first half of mode words within readable text on a page.

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Early Signs Of Aspergers | Patrons Choice This video is a photo montage of my childhood pictures along with stories that in hindsight can be explained knowing now that I am on the Autism Spectrum. My...

7 Ways ADHD Shows Up in the Brain In the amygdala, the cerebellum, and elsewhere.

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This is so true if you are just starting your journey and are scared don’t be.

Yes it’s gonna be tough yes it’s going to break you daily BUT it’s also going to be the best journey you will ever experience it will teach you things you just didn’t know exist.

It will show you a form of love you like no other and you will do it you will do your absolute best and ;earn and adapt each day.

For all parents who have just started and don’t think they are strong enough you are.

We are always here along with the 1000’s of people on this page to help and give advice etc.

You aren’t alone even if sometimes you feel you are.

Keep going stay as strong you git this 💪

❤️

A.D x

“No matter how you feel inside, you’re not alone.”

Childline reminds kids that nobody is normal, with help from Radiohead Stop-motion spot shows child who is hiding his true self.

For all my sensitive peeps out there (and everyone raising a sensitive ):

Do you ever look at your child and think, "What the heck do I say to you?" The Cards are your answer! This is your go-to tool to train your brain to KNOW what to say during conflict.

The problem is that most of us are --

❌ wishing behavior would stop "because I said so."
❌ too reactive and unaware of how we get in our own way.
❌ afraid that others will judge us or our children (and they'll be horrible humans) if we don't use punitive consequences.

Respectful, connected relationships are ABSOLUTELY DOABLE if you --

📍 leave behind the language that pushes kids away
📍 shift into
📍 realize how your words and actions model the behavior you want your children to take

Start building skills, relieving stress, and strengthening your relationship with your kids!

Taking a break is a very important, and valid coping strategy.