Activities: Emotion Cards Use cards showing different emotions and ask the child to identify and name these emotions. Tips for Teacher Encourage the child to look in the mirror and mimic facial expressions.
Curricula, Curriculum Types, and State Requirements
Writing
We list various homeschooling resources that parents can review to determine if they would help homeschool their child(ren). We also help homeschooling parents navigate their homeschooling journey. Many resources are available for homeschooling across various subjects and grade levels. We list various references and resources to help parents. However, we do not list religious-based resources.
Enhance Active Listening
Activities: Telephone Game Children pass a phrase by whispering it to the next child, reinforcing listening and concentration. Tips for Teacher Adjust the length and complexity of the message based on the child's level.
Improve Verbal Communication
Activities: Role-Playing Create social scenarios (like greeting a friend or asking for help) for the child to practice appropriate verbal responses. TIps for the Teacher: Encourage the child with praise and positive reinforcement.
Social Skills Activities
Here are some engaging social skills activities for children with autism that can help develop their ability to interact with others in a supportive environment: Social Stories What it is: Simple stories that explain social situations step by step, showing how others...
VPD and the Public School System
Visual Processing Disorder (VPD) can be challenging for students in public school systems, as it affects how visual information is interpreted rather than eyesight itself. Here's how public schools generally handle VPD and how students with this disorder can be...
Classroom Management for Students with VPD
Managing a classroom or homeschool environment for students with Visual Processing Disorder (VPD) requires creating a supportive and accessible learning space. Here are some tailored strategies to help with classroom management: Organize and Simplify Materials...
Visual Processing Disorder Behavioral Management
Managing behavioral challenges for a child with Visual Processing Disorder (VPD) often involves creating a supportive environment that accommodates their visual needs and reduces frustration. Here are strategies that can help with behavioral management: Break Down...
Treating and Managing Visual Processing Disorder
Treating and managing Visual Processing Disorder (VPD) involves a combination of strategies that address the individual's specific difficulties in processing visual information. Here are some common approaches that can be helpful in homeschooling and daily life:...
Task and Assignment for Visual Processing Disorder
For homeschooling a child with Visual Processing Disorder (VPD), tasks and assignments should be designed to reduce visual overload, encourage alternative processing strategies, and enhance comprehension. Here are some task modifications and strategies that can help:...
What is Visual Processing Disorder?
Visual Processing Disorder (VPD) refers to difficulties in the brain's ability to make sense of visual information. It’s not a problem with eyesight or how clearly a person sees but rather with how the brain interprets the information that the eyes see. VPD can affect...