Sharon LePage Plante, LDTechnologist The Southport School, Co-Author Using Technology to Engage Students with Learning Disabilities. Meeting the challenges for returning from an extended school break. Ginger vs Grammarly in Chrome.

Voices4all A blog documenting the journey of a mom and speech-language pathologist on a mission. I am committed to helping children find voices of their own. I want to ensure they are able to build relationships and gain independence through language, literacy and life-long learning. Why I Want Mateo To Have A Personalized Voice Of His Own.

Education for a bright, new future. The Thing I Love About Teaching. The thing I love about teaching is the rush that comes from creative problem-solving. Young people come to me to learn, but learning rarely goes according to plan. Obstacles crop up, one after another, and I get to figure out where they came from and conjure up on-the-spot solutions. What year is this? Embra.

One of the first things I told my professor in my Power Tools class this summer was that I wanted to learn how to use a Smart Board. For those who are not familiar with what a Smart Board is, think of a white board connected to a projector that has all sorts of neat tools to use to engage students! Smart Board Lesson Plans. There were so many to choose from! The Smart Board sometimes does not respond as quickly as I would wan.

My life as a mum of a son on the spectrum. Last December I packed three large suitcases, two eskies, four bikes, two scooters, a bike trailer, four dogs, a cat, myself, my son Sam and my daughter Kate into the car and took off on our annual summer holiday to the Bellarine Peninsula. 8221; giving him a reassuring smile yet thinking about what may lie ahead on this crazy 5 hour long drive south. He loves to see new places and t.

How do you know? No Good Deed Goes Unpunished. So, my middle child graduated from high school 2 weeks ago. I want to say that it was a joyous occasion. I want to say I was relieved and bursting with pride. I was those things, but only to a degree. No good deed goes unpunished. So from where my husband and I sat during the ceremony, MC was way out of line, not in the right place. As our last name g.