Questions Beneath the Behaviors
Post #4 in category. We recommend reading posts in numerical order. “Questions unite people, answers [may] divide them.” – Elie Wiesel A child’s questions begin long before they can speak. Adults use their informed intuition to identify what the child is interested in, what they like and dislike, and what the child wants […]
Sensation, Emotion and Behavior
Post #3 in category. We recommend reading posts in numerical order. For many children with developmental disabilities, their sensory experiences and emotions are interlinked like two sides of the same coin. For some children, a sound, touch, movement, smell, visual pattern, or unexpected change in the environment may trigger an immediate emotional reaction of fear, […]