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Autism

Some of the sites suggest interventions. Please make sure to talk with your child’s pediatrician before trying something new. Also, don’t forget to click the category Special Education for more information.

Academic Autism Spectrum Partnership in Research and Education (AASPIRE) conduct studies involving outcomes, employment, healthcare, and autistic burnout. Older studies examine violence and wellbeing.

The Arc supports families of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. This organization has been instrumental in passing state and federal legislation regarding individuals with disabilities. They include state and local chapters.

Association for Science in Autism Treatment (ASAT) information about issues surrounding autism.

The Autism Community in Action (TACA) assistance for families who have children with Autism, including resources and volunteer opportunities. TACA includes a physician advisory board, but  discuss any treatment with your personal pediatrician or physician.

Autism Highway is a whimsical website of chalk art and other activities.

Autism Speaks controversial, but considered a leading group to address autism. Provide information about activism opportunities, autism checklists, a toolkit, resource guides, and more.

Autism Research Institute (ARI) founded by Dr. Bernard Rimland, a pioneer in Autism, addresses research studies and health issues surrounding autism. Presents videos, resources, information, and conference presentations. They include assessment tools. They provide possible solutions for sleeplessness, self-injurious behavior, autism in adulthood, and better eye contact. Speak to your child’s pediatrician or physician.

Autism Society founded in 1965 by Dr. Bernard Rimland, Dr. Ruth Sullivan and parents of children with autism, is the leading source of trusted and reliable information about autism. Serves families in chapters around the country.

Autistic Self Advocacy Network (ASAN) a toolkit with information about transitioning to adulthood, health care, and links to legislative questions and answers, and more.

My Autism Team includes online parent support by parents who help each other.

National Autism Association (NAA) family support. Local chapters and resources include a reading list. They have discussions about treatment and safety. They include Helping Hand, grants, financial assistance for medical needs. Big Red Safety Boxes and Give a Voice provide communication devices. Parents should talk to their doctor before attempting interventions suggested on the site.

Organization for Autism Research OAR searches for the latest research to assist families with children with autism.

Sesame Street and Autism include videos that share ideas and lessons for children.

Florida

Center for Autism and Related Disabilities (CARD) serves individuals of any age with a variety of disorders relating to autism and other disabilities through seven regional CARD programs throughout the state.

Tennessee

Tennessee Disability Pathfinder is a statewide clearinghouse of disability-related resources and a multilingual helpline. Autism TN used to be the Autism Society of Middle Tennessee. Autism Tennessee offers bi-monthly autism orientation classes, monthly autism education classes, a community lending library (resources available in Spanish), Sib Saturday (social support group for siblings), and information about local support groups & community workshops.

 Vanderbilt Kennedy Center for Research on Human Development is about finding discoveries and best practices that make positive differences in the lives of persons with developmental disabilities and their families. They offer services to those with disabilities, families, educators, healthcare, and other service providers. Programs apply the latest knowledge obtained through disabilities research and provide service models.

Special Reports or Blog Entries

Potty Training a Child with Autism Using ABA by Anna Kaplan, MD

April is Autism Awareness Month by Kathryn Porter

Books

Daisy Has Autism by Aaron J. Wright

Thirteen Doors: A Father’s Fight for Equal Access to Education by Aaron J. Wright

You’re Going to Love This Kid!: Teaching Children with Autism in the Inclusive Classroom by Paula Kluth

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dianeravitch Diane Ravitch 🇺🇸🇺🇦🌈 @dianeravitch ·
17 Jan

A must-read. School choice started as a means of resisting the Brown decision and racial desegregation. https://www.nybooks.com/articles/2021/01/14/the-dark-history-of-school-choice/

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vfleischfresser Vaughan Fleischfresser @vfleischfresser ·
25 Jan

The cutting of music has to stop. The reduction of funding has to stop. The devaluing of music has to stop. The idea that it’s an ‘extra’ has to stop. The idea that it’s not academic has to stop. The idea that it’s not essential to education has to stop. It all has to stop. Now.

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tygersongbird TygerSongbird 💜 🂡 ♠️🏹 @tygersongbird ·
26 Jan

Most boardroom meetings don't even have 35 people in them. Yet, Republicans want teachers to teach over 50 kids. That is insane. Most days in class, I didn't have enough desks or space for those desks. So, how can we put more kids in these classes? There will be no walking space. https://twitter.com/TheTNHoller/status/1617516564432961537

The Tennessee Holler @TheTNHoller

😳WATCH: “Class size limits could soon be a thing of the past in Tennessee.”

As Republicans steer💰from underfunded public schools to private
ones in a teacher shortage, senator @lundbergjon (R) wants to make it worse. (TEACHER: “A catastrophe.”)

FULL: https://www.wymt.com/2023/01/21/more-kids-classrooms-its-possible-tennessee/

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joshcowenmsu Josh Cowen @joshcowenmsu ·
25 Jan

Having failed at drumming up even artificial support for DeVos #schoolvouchers in #miched, it seems bored Right-wing PACs are organizing around—wait for it—keeping 3rd grade retention in place #mileg 🤦‍♂️

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plthomasedd Paul Thomas @plthomasedd ·
25 Jan

The #scienceofreading movement is yet another anti-teacher movement in education reform. Just like TFA, charter schools, and the VAM-era of Michelle Rhee. Bashing veteran teachers and teacher educators and coaxing new teachers with false blame and false narratives

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