As schools across the country are making plans to safely bring their student’s back to the classroom in the fall, teachers are probably worried about how they’re going to handle a classroom full of students bursting with energy after an extended time home alone. We can’t blame the kids (or their parents)! Everyone is going […]
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Recently we spoke with the parent of a first-grade student who’s school received a sensory path at the beginning of the current school year. She wanted to share how much The Sensory Path has changed her son’s academic experience. The school year had been extremely difficult for her son. Due to a last-minute cross-country move
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VICTORIA, Texas – Victoria Independent School District received a $1 million grant from the Texas Education Agency for students with Autism. VISD used part of the money from the grant to put a sensory path in the hallway of elementary schools. “We installed a sensory path in all 14 elementary campuses. The paths are about 40 to 60
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When Oxford special education teacher Holly Barker Clay uploaded a 96-second video to Facebook on Labor Day, she expected it would draw some attention. The clip starts with a Bramlett Elementary student at the base of a flower with 12 leaves pinned down on the school’s floor. Each leaf has a number in the center, and the
