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Category Archives: Organization and Steps
Maintaining Habits Over The Break Part 2
(Part 2: Incentives and Reward Systems) Homework, goals, behavior, maintaining good work habits… so much needs to be done. And we, as parents, have concerns for our kids and worry about helping them to succeed. And then there’s the really … Continue reading
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Maintaining Habits Over The Break-Part 1
There are a few times of the year that strike me – every single year, not just this one – as the most difficult, most prone to teacher phone calls, most traumatic, and most likely to end in trips to … Continue reading
Posted in Organization and Steps, School, Uncategorized
Tagged asperger family, break, Christmas break, holiday break, our asperger family, parenting, routine, school
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Ensuring A Good Start
Starting the morning right can make the difference between a successful day and a horrible one. Of course, I find myself remembering this after a bad morning. Naturally. Hindsight is so very 20/20. Being supportive and encouraging in the morning … Continue reading
Posted in Organization and Steps, School, Social Skills
Tagged armor, asperger armor, asperger family, morning, morning routine, our asperger family, parenting, start day
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Preparing For Travel
For some of us, travel can be exciting and fun. Just the idea of a vacation from normal life transports us to balmy beaches and the sound of surf. For those who have difficulty dealing with change, however, vacations aren’t … Continue reading
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The Mighty List Part 2
Lists are a good way to break complicated actions down into smaller, easy-to-manage steps (ex: how-to guides). They’re also a way to stay on track and avoid distractions (where was I? Oh, yes, now I’m on this step). Lists also … Continue reading
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Morning Routines
Okay, time to try again. I wrote an entire post on Morning Routines, and then it disappeared *poof*. So I get to write it again! Hopefully, I’ll do a better job this time? Here goes: Now that we’re back in … Continue reading
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Tagged asperger family, asperger routine, back to school, morning routine, our asperger family, routine, school
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Today the Garbage, Tomorrow the World
I love chores. No, not my blah housework; my son’s chores, that free us from extra blah housework. Err, I mean, assigning responsibility and teaching independence… that’s what I meant to say. Assigning chores for him was a no-brainer. When … Continue reading
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Tagged asberger, asperger, asperger family, asperger syndrome, chore, garbage, our asperger family, parenting
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Transitions
Transitions are difficult. As an adult, I still have issues with transitions. If I’m deep into writing, I don’t want to drop it to turn around and answer questions. Or answer the phone. Or do anything else. While enjoying a … Continue reading
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Tagged asberger, asperger, asperger family, asperger syndrome, our asperger family, parenting, transition
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Plan it, Sort it, Put it in the Car
Finally, we were getting a handle on classroom issues – raising the hand was a big one – and facial recognition was a thing of the past… when Organization reached out and slapped us in the face. It felt like … Continue reading