Thriving in School

Join the occupational therapists at Hosmer School, always searching for ways to improve school function and student participation!

Wednesday, June 03, 2009

Webspiration is Open for (Free) Business Again!

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Now you can get a free account to My Webspiration, an online web mapping tool. They opened the site up to new users again, so go for it. M...
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Wednesday, March 25, 2009

UDL in the Skies OR Soaring Senses

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My colleague Lindsay and I just completed teaching a course on "barrier-free learning", incorporating Universal Design for Learnin...
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Friday, February 20, 2009

Seeking Information

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Would you be so kind to complete this short form if you work with students on the autism spectrum. We will share the results with you! p...
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Thursday, January 22, 2009

Pros, No Cons @EduCon

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I am so excited to be heading down to Philadelphia tomorrow for EduCon 2.1 . It is a wonderful experience driven by these guiding principle...
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Thursday, January 08, 2009

Learn From the Animals

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We've had our fair share of ice here in the Boston area recently. Yesterday the Boston Globe gave some tips on navigating safely on this...
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Friday, December 05, 2008

Happiness - Pass it on!

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photo by mathewlees According to the Boston Globe this morning, the impact of your social network may be greater than you think. A study ci...

Turning Trash Into Treasure

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Occupational therapists see function in most objects. 7 am - picked up on curbside after spotting it on a morning run 9 am - new life as a...
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Sunday, October 26, 2008

Changing Disabilities To Possibilities

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My K12 Online Conference presentation, Changing Disabilities to Possibilities - Using the MacGyver Approach is coming up this week. Here is...
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Learn in the Comfort of Your Own Home or School

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Are you listening to the conversations? Going on right now is a free online conference for k - 12 educators. Check it out at the K12 Online...
Wednesday, October 01, 2008

Making it Count!

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On my previous post, Jeff Utecht left a comment which I rejected accidentally when I was moderating it. My only defense was that it was wa...
Monday, September 29, 2008

Parent Collaboration - Reflection # 5

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Collaborating with parents is so important. I often wonder how can we do a better job. I first came upon Parents as Partners website tha...
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Sunday, September 28, 2008

Does Learning Stop After You Leave the Schoolyard - Reflection # 4

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Does learning stop when the bell rings and your students leave the four walls of your classroom? We were on Second Beach in Middletown , RI ...

Nature Lovers - Reflection #3

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Summertime is a time to connect with nature. If you happen to be close to the water, you have daily reminders of this. I always know when s...

How Much Movement Do You Need? (Reflection # 2)

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I realize that summer agrees with me. I get to be outdoors, in the light, for many hours. I get to move in many different ways: swim, bike, ...

Experieincing Life as a Student (Reflection #1)

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During the Building Learning Communities Conference this July, I kept my eyes and ears open to how it felt to participants attending a day l...

Summer Reflections

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There was a lot swimming around in my head this summer that never made it down to the page. I thought I would write five short blog posts a...
Saturday, July 12, 2008

Come for the Conversation

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An international all-day "meetup" of educators interested in talking and learning about Web 2.0 technologies, will take place on M...
Sunday, June 22, 2008

Sitting Sensory Seekers

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Keeping sensory seekers in their seat is not easy. We use a variety of solutions, from Move'n Sit cushions to wrapping Theraband arou...
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Tuesday, May 13, 2008

Have A Stress Free Week

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We love bubble wrap. We have it taped to the wall for finger warm ups. We put it on the floor to practice jumping or to get re-energized....
Thursday, May 01, 2008

Sit Back and Enjoy the Show

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One thing I hate when I search for images is scrolling to the bottom and clicking "next" to get to the following page. "Scrol...
Thursday, April 17, 2008

Just Read The Words...Or Listen Too

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In the last post I tried a new application that gives you the option to hear the text. Some of us may not have needed it, some may have fou...
Friday, April 04, 2008

Viva Le Differance

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I cringe when I walk into a classroom and all the desks are the same height. Yes, they look ordered and they line up so well. Once you add...
Monday, March 31, 2008

Kids First

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Autism: The Musical This uplifting documentary explores one L.A. woman's pledge to lead a group of autistic children in defying diagnose...
Thursday, March 27, 2008

Beach Balls - More than just a day at the beach.

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Did you know that you can have fun playing with beach balls all year long and not just when you're frolicking on the beach? Beach balls ...

Push Pin Pictures

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Here's a fun activity to help children develop a tripod grasp. Find a simple line drawing. Preschool coloring books a...
Thursday, March 13, 2008

Staying in the Lines

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Here's a nice tool made by Kim, here at Hosmer , to help a student with significant difficulty with motor control learn to draw shapes. ...
Sunday, March 09, 2008

Doodling in Class

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Doodling in class doesn't always have to be bad. At times, it can enable a student to listen to classroom instruction. I know because dr...
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Wednesday, March 05, 2008

Picture Writing

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Picturing Writing is an art-and-literature based approach to writing developed by Beth Olshansky to meet the needs of stud...
Monday, February 25, 2008

skrbl (may I buy a vowel, please?)

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Try this simple and easy online multi user whiteboard. After signing up for the free account, give out your URL & start working togeth...
Sunday, February 10, 2008

Global Belly Laughing Day

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Did you miss it too? January 24 was Global Belly Laughing Day . I am putting this on my calendar for next year. The physiological benefits...
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