The power of expectations
byBy Debra Muzikar It’s June 2002. The first grade end-of-school party is at the beach. I watch Kevin jump in the waves squealing in…
By Debra Muzikar It’s June 2002. The first grade end-of-school party is at the beach. I watch Kevin jump in the waves squealing in…
Simply allowing special needs students to sit in classrooms with typical students is not inclusion. Forcing students to change who they are, in order…
In celebration of Autism Awareness Month, I’ve compiled a list of blogs which have been most popular on The Art of Autism website in…
Autism Unveiled Project Week 3 “We will have true inclusion the moment we are able to accept another person for who they are even…
Mainstreaming isn’t so bad if you’re part of the mainstream. Faith in the Baby by Kristin Ohlson I imagine my son swaying at the…
During recess I’d park my car and watch the kids play. My heart would go out to Kevin who I observed standing alone by…
“Students need to learn to appreciate the strengths of those on the autism spectrum and to search for common interests with their autistic peers,…
In the last month, John Elder Robison decided to step down from Autism Speaks, Art of Autism artists went out to lunch with Temple…