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The truth about Autism

on February 04, 2010

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HLN's Joy Behar talks with Claire Danes and autism pioneer Temple Grandin about the importance of treating autism early.

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Google Jamboard with Hangout Meet

Google Jamboard with Hangout Meet is a solid alternative to Zoom Whiteboard for Teletherapy. Google Jamboard with Hangout Meet. Therapists' primary teletherapy software Zoom security was compromised. New video conference call tools approved by NYC DOE are Google Hangout Meet and Microsoft Teams . I will review only Google Hangout Meet and its "whiteboard" called Jamboard. Where is my WhiteBoard? Hangout Meet does not have a built-in whiteboard, but Google has a second application called Jamboard. It can be used on all platforms and operating systems (Chromebook, Windows, iOS (iMac, iPad, iPhone), Android-powered tablets, and smartphones. You need to install this application from Google Play Store or Apple App Store (your student/parent should install it on their system as well or they will be prompted to download and install the app when you'll share the board with them). Step by Step instructions: Download and Install Google Jamboard on your primary computer/iPad

People with ADHD and ADD are just different, but not defective

Actress Wendy Davis believes people can thrive and be successful while living with ADHD or ADD - like herself. She provides her life story and story of her child. Wendy is sharing information about association called CHADD - Children and Adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder video provided by cnn.com

Pattern Blocks and Boards by Melissa and Doug

Pattern Blocks and Boards by Melissa and Doug About this toy/activity : Features 10 simply-designed, colorful patterns, and over 100 pattern blocks in 6 different shapes and colors to replicate the pattern shown. Contents store neatly in a durable wooden case. Develops: shape recognition and spatial relations, visual memory, visual-perceptual skills, matching skills and fine-motor skills, attention on task, focusing and problem solving skills. Ages: 4+

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