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Autism Wine Hour

Topic: How parents can further the education of their children with autism Date published: 4/27/23 Listen to the full podcast here In this podcast, Dr. Levy discusses ways parents can help their child with autism develop stronger academic skills. Students with autism may have academic strengths, including accurately decoding and spelling words. However, they tend to struggle with other academic …

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My Child Will Thrive

Topic: How parents can help their special education child Date published: 2/15/23 Listen to the full podcast here In this podcast, Dr. Levy discusses ways parents can advocate for their special education child to help them thrive in school. Special education students often have many gifts, but they also have unique and individual needs. Some thrive in math but struggle …

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Dyslexia Explored with Darius Namdaran

Topic: Strategies for helping students with dyslexia Date published: 1/26/23 Listen to the full podcast here In this podcast, Dr. Levy discusses dyslexia with Darius Namdaram and strategies that can help students with dyslexia build stronger reading comprehension skills. Students with dyslexia typically struggle with reading and writing. They have trouble accurately sounding out words and often look at the …

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executive functioning skills

Helping Autistic Students Build Stronger Executive Functioning Skills

Many children with autism struggle to start and complete their homework assignments. They may lose papers, notebooks, and teacher’s notes. Some may find it difficult to plan and prioritize their actions, and to self-monitor. When children struggle in these areas, it is often a sign of issues with executive functioning skills.

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– Parent