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When it comes to helping kids with autism early intervention is key! A early diagnosis can lead to quicker development over time. Decades of rigorous research show that children’s earliest experiences play a critical role in brain development. Early Intervention (EI) is a federal program that started with the 1975 Education of All Handicapped Children Act. This provides services to babies and toddlers, under the age of 36 months, who have been diagnosed with a disability, who are not learning and growing…

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For my home made gif I was going through some old photos and videos on my phone, I found this super cute video of my little sister and I trying to learn a viral TIK TOK dance at halloween. I was dressed as every girls dream, Mr Incredible, and my sister was a volleyball player! I found this video and remembered how much fun we have when I’m not at school! Uploading it to Gif maker was easy peasy, but…

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Inter-professionalism happens in every workplace. Whether it’s McDonald’s, a corporate office, or even The White House. Every job requires you to communicate with coworkers or peers, all working towards a common goal. In my situation at school, inter-professionalism is key to progress in the WHOLE student. “The Rollins Early Childhood Center is a safe, inclusive, nurturing public school committed to the development of the whole child. We value collaborative relationships with all families and the community. We celebrate diversity, individual…

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So this is a game shot of me playing rugby last fall season. The funny this is how well this photo can go so many topics. One thing that I am very protective over is my leftovers, and living with 2 other siblings sometimes this is how it is. I used a comic book editor on my phone then airdropped the picture, to my computer to go through the meme generator. It did take some trial and error to make…

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My useless super power is picking up items with my toes! I have always had very strong feet since I used to do ballet. We were trained to pick up marbles and clothes, to build the muscles in our feet. Now as a lazy adult, it pick up laundry, books, pencils, anything random with my feet! I. chose this fun picture off google images because of the way it was photoshopped! It looks like the foot has a six pack!…

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Everyone develops role models when they are young. At the age of 4, my role model was probably Ariel the Little Mermaid because I love to swim. Later one as I looked at myself and began to digest what my physical features were I found myself in belle, because of her brown eyes and brown hair. I have many princesses and figures in children literacy that look like me, a white girl. I makes me question, who do little black…

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So today I decided to make a gif out of one of my favorite things, the sunrise! I had some images from my last beach trip. I go to the beach at 5 am to watch the sunrise and it was beautiful! I already had the photos on my phone so I downloaded the gif maker app, just so I could easily export them! I put them into the app and it created the gif for me. I had to…

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When I was growing up my parents were very involved in my education. Every school play, parent-teacher conference, school dance my parents were supportive and very present in my life. I would have thought that all parents be held to that same expectation then I was proven very wrong. I have been sitting in on meetings through out the entire school and this week a big topic was parent engagement and how to keep parents in the loop. Now there…

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In the mornings I am one on one with a 4 year old, we will call him Sam. Now Sam is non-verbal, autistic, and adorable to say the least. He is incredibly sweet and absolutely loves school to the fullest. Cognitively he is about the same level of a 2 year old, and thrives in social activity. We are currently working on holding a marker. He likes to put everything in his mouth, literally everything. chair, desks, markers etc. Everything…

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“I have worked in the school for a week now and had lots of questions.” I have to park on the street because the parking lot is so small, considering the school building is 130 years old. Then I am in the classroom by 7:45 to start the day with Ms. Julie for the AM group. The group consists of 8 kids between the ages of 4-5. All of them are on IEPS. Individual Education Plans are put in place…

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