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Body Language – What Does It Say?

by Mihaela | Feb 18, 2025 | Professional Support, School Districts and Other Institutions

These body language signals can offer valuable insights into a person’s feelings, thoughts, and intentions, helping us better understand and navigate social interactions. Crossed Arms Often interpreted as defensiveness, discomfort, or resistance. However, it can also...

Behaviors That Indicate NO Autism Diagnosis for School Eligibility

by Mihaela | Feb 17, 2025 | Developmental Concerns, FIE/IEP Reviews, Professional Support, School Districts and Other Institutions

When evaluating a child for autism eligibility in Texas schools, certain behaviors may indicate that autism is NOT the appropriate classification. These behaviors suggest that the child’s challenges may stem from other factors, such as emotional disturbance...

Recommendations for Supporting Autism and Down Syndrome in School and Home Settings

by Mihaela | Feb 17, 2025 | School Districts and Other Institutions

1. Social Interaction School Recommendations: Implement structured social skills groups. Use peer buddy systems to encourage interaction. Provide visual supports (e.g., cue cards) for initiating conversations. Offer guided play activities to encourage cooperative...

The School Psychologist Shortage: Bridging the Gap Between Need and Availability

by Mihaela | Feb 4, 2025 | Professional Support, School Districts and Other Institutions

School psychologists play a critical role in supporting students’ mental health, academic success, and overall well-being. However, a stark disparity exists between the number of school psychologists available in schools and the growing number of students who require...

Why Behavior Intervention Plans (BIPs) Are Not Always Appropriate for Behavior Management in Schools

by Mihaela | Feb 3, 2025 | FIE/IEP Reviews, Professional Support, School Districts and Other Institutions

Behavior Intervention Plans (BIPs) are commonly used in schools to address challenging behaviors exhibited by students, especially those with special needs. These plans are designed to provide structured, individualized strategies to reduce undesirable behaviors and...
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