TITLE: Autism Asperger's Digest Magazine - January February 2011
FORMAT: PERIODICAL
CALL NUMBER: JRNL-AUT JAN 2011
INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
Features:
- Don't Forget the Fun! Creating Innovative Social Experiences for People on the Autism Spectrum: Experimental learning + social skills = fun!
- Middle School Transition: Curves in the Road Up Ahead: The transition to middle school of a spectrum student can be a huge stumbling block for many parents and educators.
- Signs of Progress: Signing can open up a world of communication and progress.
- Autism, Eating, and the Barefoot Contessa: Finding Help in Unexpected Places: Autism and eating challenges go hand in hand. Help can come from sources you'd never imagine.
- Exploring Non-Traditional Careers for AS/HFA Women: Women with AS/HFA face special challenges in the workplace. Career niches may exist in traditionally male-dominated fields that suit their interests and talents.
Departments:
- teaching | best practices in the elementary years - The Transition to Elementary School
- autism & asperger's | the way i see it - Learning to Be More Positive
- parent to parent | the sweet spot - The Million Dollar Question
- sensory | sensory smarts - Help for Sleepy Kids
- GFCF Cooking Together - Kid Friendly and Kid Fun
Inspiration:
- Bird Karma - Life as a bird: some fly, some don't.
- A Triute to Truth and Courage: One Asperger's Child's Path Toward Acceptance - Peers will support an Asperger's child if they understand Asperger's. A spectrum child can be the best teacher of all!
Newsbites:
- Diet & Nutrition
- Teaching Tips
- 1001 Great Ideas
- Caught our Eye
- In the Community
- Parenting Help
- Soul Food
- Vocabulary
- Research
- Special Education Maze
Additional articles are available. Please contact the PLUK Library for more information about this, or any other issue of the Autism Asperger's Digest Magazine.
PLUK LIBRARY INFO: To checkout materials from the PLUK Library, you may call us at 888-748-9857, or e-mail library@pluk.org with your request. Items are checked out for 4 weeks. PLUK will send materials anywhere in Montana, patrons are responsible for return postage.
