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Tag Archives: Autistic
The Teacher’s Kid – It’s not what you think…
I had the opportunity this evening to enter into a discussion with a colleague: a fellow teacher who is also the parent of a five-year-old Autistic son. So as we talked this man commented, “It is great that you are … Continue reading
Posted in Activist, Advocacy, Autism, childhood, Disability, Educator, neurodivergent, Parent, prejudice, Teacher
Tagged Activism, advocate, Autistic, Autistic Activist, disability, injustice, neurodivergent, oppression, social justice activist, The Teacher's kid
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Behavior Plan For Parents of Newly Diagnosed Autistic Children
Behavior Plan For Parents of Newly Diagnosed Autistic Children: by Lei Wiley-Mydske Your feelings about autism are constructed by living in a world that fears and stigmatizes disabled lives. Your distress about an autism diagnosis are most certainly because … Continue reading
Kermit the Frog on Neurodiversity and Being Green
Hi ho, Kermit the Frog here. Today I won’t tell you a little bit about Neurodiversity, and different kinds of brains, and Autistic people. Autistic people want to be a part of the conversation. They want to be included! But … Continue reading
Posted in ableism, acceptance, Advocacy, Autism, Autistic, Educator, inclusion, Kermit the Frog, Neurodiversity
Tagged #boycottAutismSpeaks, #educatesesame, acceptance, Autistic, Being Green, DIfferent kind of brains, Kermit the Frog, neurodivergent, Neurodiversity, part of the conversation, Sesame Street
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The Singing Bowl and making curtains… and LOVE!
Second half of summer… Wednesday… We’ve read some, puttered some… And now I am clearing off a bit of the diningroom table to set up my sewing machine… Our dining room table is family central. Craig and H do H’s … Continue reading
Posted in acceptance, Autism, Autistic, executive function
Tagged appreciation, Autistic, Camping, executive function, love, Millenium Falcon, Prep, Sewing, The Beast, Tibetan singing bowl, Vancouver Symphony
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Shades of Slander: A Guest Post from Alanna Rose Whitney
The following is a guest post by ASAN Vancouver Chapter Leader, Alanna Rose Whitney. Shades of Slander By Alanna Rose Whitney Okay, so, the Autism Spectrum is legitimately a thing and there are a lot of people out there who … Continue reading
Posted in ableism, acceptance, Autism, Autistic
Tagged ActuallyAutistic, Alanna Rose Whitney, ASAN Vancouver, Autism Spectrum, Autistic, Autistic Spectrum colour, chromatic, diversity, identity first language, inclusion, kaleidoscopic neurodiversity, language, multifaceted, person first language, prism, rainbow hues, Shades of Slander, Spectrum, terminology slur
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Dear Mr. Fassbender: Class Size, Composition, and Shame…
Dear Mr. Fassbender, Yesterday I was invited to speak at a rally outside of your MLA office. I was quite excited to have to opportunity to speak with you, the Minister of Education, in person and thought long and hard … Continue reading
Posted in ableism, acceptance, Autism, autism stigma, BC Teachers Federation, BCTF, Behaviour
Tagged #bced, Autistic, BCCPAC, BCTF, Behaviour problem, Christy Clark, Class size and Composition, LTA, Minister of Education, misbehaviour, Peter Fassbender, Premier, public education, shame, Special Education, STA
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H at 14 and 30 Days of Autism celebrate ‘1000 Ausome Things’ #AutismPositivity2013
Today H asked me about “Autism Positivity” and about the purpose of the flash blog. After I answered in some detail, explaining the premise and the intent, he summed it all up rather neatly: “Oh, I get it, Mom… Autism … Continue reading
Posted in 1000 Ausome Things, acceptance, Autism, Autism Positivity, Autistic, diversity, Flash Blog, flashblog, inventing, Loud Hands, Neurodiversity, self-advocacy, Star Trek
Tagged 1000 Ausome Things, acceptance, Autism, Autism Acceptance Month, Autism Positivity 2013, Autism Positivity Flash Blog, Autistic, blogging, honouring, horror b movies, resiliency, retro pop culture, self-advocacy, self-directed learning, Stanley Kubrick
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1000 Ausome Things #AutismPositivity2013 Flashblog Announcement
We know you have been waiting… and we have been working and organizing behind the scenes. Now we are ready and we are excited to announce the theme for the second annual Autism Positivity Flashblog Event on April 30th, 2013: “1000 … Continue reading
Posted in 1000 Ausome Things, acceptance, Autism, Autism Positivity, Flash Blog, flashblog
Tagged 1000 Ausome Things, asd, Autism, Autism Acceptance Month, Autism Advocacy, Autism Awareness Month, autism blog, Autism Parents, Autism Positivity, Autism Positivity Flash Blog, Autism Spectrum, Autism Spectrum Disorder, AutismPositivity2013, Autistic, Flash Blog, Special needs, thinking about perspectives
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