For young adults, being different from others can make life difficult, and a recent study published in the Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders highlights how socializing can be especially hard for those with autism. Lacking the friendships and peer relationships that help more typical teens bridge the gap following high [...]
Children, including those with special needs, thrive in an atmosphere in which humor and laughter are frequently present. Bringing a sense of humor to teaching and learning is an essential part of what makes daily life in the classroom palatable, lively, interesting and human for student and teacher alike. Humor [...]
Everyday, students are faced with teasing, bullying, criticism, and anger. Luckily, our Stanfield Company mascot, Chester has been there. He knows what it is like to deal with difficult people and situations and has come up with ways to cope with them. Read below for a sample of Chester’s wisdom! [...]
Special needs students deal with a variety of conditions and disorders that require a different approach for educators and teachers. Developmental disabilities that special needs students may be afflicted with include autism, physical and developmental disabilities and forms of hyper-activity disorders. Unfortunately, these students and children are vulnerable and more [...]
With the presidential election coming up, concerns are being raised about whether all people with disabilities should retain the right to vote. An issue in Minnesota is whether or not adults who are under the care of guardians should be eligible to vote. Currently, these individuals are allowed to vote [...]
