No matter where your child falls on the spectrum, if your child struggles with Autism, this workshop is a must! Academic, social and life goals will be addressed as they pertain to your child’s school program and daily family living skills. Learn how to structure your child’s leisure time to make it productive and enjoyable for your entire family. As a proud mother of a 15-year old son with Autism, Michele Isenberg, Learning Specialist and Executive Director of Wise Learning, will lead this discussion, and share her more than twenty years of training and personal experience. Bring your child’s I.E.P., as this workshop will be custom designed for its audience.
Autism: How to Ensure Your Child has a Productive Day
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Eric T Gray May 17, 2013 at 03:54 pm
Jessica, what do you mean 'when society lets them down'? I'm struggling to understand what you are…Read More trying to convey... Please elaborate if you can.
Most Popular Poster May 17, 2013 at 02:03 pm
"Bethel teachers are not only educating students, but when society lets kids down, it’s…Read More teachers who step in to fill the gap."
Explain to me how an average salary of $60,000 per year for working 183 days during that year and an EXTREMELY generous retirement package (compared to the 240 a year the rest of us have to work) considered "society letting them down"?
Most Popular Poster May 17, 2013 at 09:42 am
It was a great job Mike and the EDC did on keeping the jobs from Cannondale from leaving Bethel. Too…Read More bad Paul Z. won't have the guts to ask you about it on this "lively" show.
Princess Pea May 17, 2013 at 12:26 am
Billy: Since I don't own a beat up 1998 Honda (rather, a non-beat up, rather nice, rather new…Read More European sedan) does that mean I would have been immune to the seduction of the reduction in my property taxes? Just trying to follow your logic here...