Positive feelings and mental well being go hand in hand with being happy and feeling joy. This does not mean being happy every single minute of the day or never experiencing any pain or problems. What I am referring to is your overall state of mind, your outlook. Happiness does not come from other […]
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Children with autism or other language processing disorders may struggle with uncertainty around their routine or lack of understanding about what’s next. A great way to help children with this challenge is offering visual schedules. Visual schedules offer children a concrete representation of what is going to happen next. Children with autism may especially benefit
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Wilson!! Come Back!!! I’m all alone on SPED Island! Are you feeling alone on Sped Island? Do you feel overwhelmed? And like no one is there for you? As a former Sped teacher, I feel ya! Here at The Sensory Path, you’re safe and hopefully you can find some teaching life rafts through our latest
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Learn how to foster healthy relationships with your students. “Students don’t learn from people they don’t like.”
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Hello Sensory Path Friends! This is Holly, the creator of the Original Sensory Path and current president of The Sensory Path Company! I am so thrilled to finally have the opportunity to sit with y’all and share some of my stories from teaching. This new blog series will be titled “Inside the Classroom.” I want
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