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Most Frequently Asked Questions from Advocates

Updated: 11/1/03

  1. How can I show my appreciation to direct support staff?
    Answer: Click here for ideas.
  2. Where can I found out more about Picture Exchange Communication?
    Answer: Click here for resources and read Picture Activity Schedules for Children With Autism.
  3. Where can I find inclusion tips & strategies for teachers?
    Answer: Click here for instant access to answers.
  4. How do I adapt physical education activities?
    Answer: Click Here to request our free resource list, "10 Great HOW-TO Resources for Adapting Physical Education Class".
  5. How do you include a student with ADHD?
    Answer: Click here for a teacher's guide.
  6. What are some proven success strategies for students with Tourette Syndrome?
    Answer: Click here for great tips.
  7. I want to help classmates understand a student with special needs -- where do I start?
    Answer: Click here for Disability Awareness Activities & Ideas.
  8. Do you know of any books for kids with Cerebral Palsy?
    Answer: Here are some that I would recommend. All feature strong characters who have Cerebral Palsy.
    For ages 4-8:
    Rolling Along: The Story of Taylor and His Wheelchair

    Howie Helps Himself

    For ages 9-12:
    The Barn at Gun Lake

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  9. I want to homeschool my child with special needs, where do I start?
    Answer: Click here for some great resources.
  10. Help! How do I adapt my curriculum for my special needs student?
    Answer: Click Here to request my free report, "How to Adapt & Modify Your Curriculum", it's full of ideas and resources.

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