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Sample Toddler Daily Routines from a Pediatric OT By Jessica Rapp Irwin, OTR/L Founder of Rooted in Routine and Toddler Mom As ...
Today we have a guest blog post from Laura M. Jackson. Laura is a mom and author of a new book, Discovering Dyscalculia. She sh...
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For Students With Special Learning Needs, Sensory Timers Can Make All the Difference in Classroom Culture
So, what is a sensory timer? These timers use creative methods of measuring elapsed time in different ways than a traditional t...
How Time Timer Can Help Support Students with IEP and 504 Plans
Every family, teacher, and administrator across the country spends a great deal of time preparing for a return to the classroom...
Using Visual Schedules to Support Students with Autism
Today we have a guest blog post from a special education teacher of over 20 years. Pam has implemented visual schedules into he...
Time Timer: An Essential Tool for Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder
Dr. Diane Twachtman-Cullen is a licensed speech-language pathologist specializing in autism spectrum disorders. Read why Time ...
Structured Work Systems for Students with Intellectual Disability or Autism Spectrum Disorder
Students with cognitive disabilities often face challenges related to independent functioning. Structured work systems can help...
How Community Support and Self-Education Leads to Self-Advocacy and Shoulder Hugs: The Story of Terri and Bayley
Today we feature an interview with a long-time Time Timer fan, Terri. Terri shares her story about becoming involved in the Aut...