Summer is a fantastic time for exploring new books that foster meaningful conversations between children and adults. Help children understand and welcome peers with and without disabilities by reading one or many of these books this summer. Whether you’re a parent, . . .
We do not learn from experience…we learn from reflecting on experience. – John Dewey (1859-1952) Life has seemed to move us all into the fast lane. Unfortunately we are taking our children there with us. In the classroom the emphasis . . .
“There’s something magical about this place,” shares Greg Yoder, All Belong’s teacher consultant serving West Highland Christian Academy in Milford, Michigan. “Students are leaving with a love, caring, and understanding of the differences in every person. It’s a wonderful microcosm . . .
As we shared last week, life after high school can be difficult to figure out, particularly if continuing education isn’t the obvious next step for your son or daughter. We asked Life Coach Judi Warner to share some initial questions . . .
1. Create a Social Story. Social Stories are a helpful way to depict what activities and appropriate responses your son or daughter MIGHT expect in an upcoming situation, like your summer break. The title of your summer Social Story could . . .
For parents of teens with special needs, life after high school can be a little scary as routines and relationships undergo major changes. As a parent, you may be unsure of which interests and skills to encourage your son or daughter . . .
This year, we are pleased to celebrate twenty-five years since All Belong launched our first inclusive education program in a Christian school. Since then, inclusive education has transformed our communities by honoring the image of God in every person, regardless . . .
