What to do if you're new
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I am going incognito because my Google Account *will not play* and it seems to be the most accessible when it comes to the pull-down menus and scrolling boxes. [and has not "played" for some time].
ReplyDeletePosts 4-6 are from the Autism Blogs Directory.
When I read Clay Jones's blog in SCIENCE-BASED MEDICINE I learnt a lot about adenovirus and how it interacts with various parts of the body in children, including the liver.
I had not read Georgia Vine [Not so terrible palsy] since November when she qualified to be an occupational therapist. She now has a non-traditional role in Huddersfield and she is publishing a book with Jessica Kingsley Publishers.
Grace Dow, meanwhile, has been writing about Finding Community [through everything from Tae Kwon Do to international readers of her blog]. And how she is Rethinking Success.
Seems that the Los Angeles dream is a nightmare for some - Pitney exposes it through his link to an article.
Meanwhile in Philadelphia and beyond - Beals reshares a post she had made in 2013/14 about special education in the United States and the twenty-some reasons/observations she made about how special education is declining.
Beals had a really big week this week challenging her public television station on YouTube.
As for the others:
the WonderBaby site is great especially when it informs on the senses and general development in the 21st century.
And heroes; heaven and hell! They do play a part in all of our lives especially T's.
Adelaide Dupont