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 So
You Want to be a Special Education Teacher
By Jim Yerman
Hold on, you're in for a wild, (but rewarding) ride! A
heartwarming and often humorous view of the challenges
and successes faced by those who teach students with special
needs. Bound to have you laughing while you visit the
world of special education for the first time or relate
to your own experiences in this field. |
$19.95
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Diets for Special Kids Two
By Dr. Lisa Lewis
This long-awaited sequel to the best selling first book
is loaded with helpful information and over 175 new recipes.
A "must-have" for anyone who uses the first
Special Diets for Special Kids!
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$29.95
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 Taking
the Mystery Out of Medications in Autism: For Parents
and Non-Medical Professionals By Dr. Luke
Tsai, M.D.
This book provides information that educates the caregiver
so they can respond with knowledge to the judgments made
by their physician. Dr. Tsai is a Medical Doctor and professor
of Psychiatry and Pediatrics at the University of Michigan
as well as being a renowned speaker and author. He is
also the parent of a child with autism.
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$39.95
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 Tobin
Learns to Make Friends
By Diane Murrell
This colorful hardback picture book is quite effective
in teaching social skills to children with autism, Asperger's
Syndrome, and other pervasive developmental disorders.
Follow Tobin, a train, as he learns to make friends and
engage in proper "train" social activities.
Ages 3-8.
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 Your
Life is Not a Label
By Jerry Newport
An encouraging, educational, and often humorous guide
for teens and young adults with Asperger's Syndrome or
high-functioning autism. Jerry, a man with Asperger's
Syndrome, gives advice on dating, money, traveling independently
and more! This clever book will help others live fuller,
more independent lives.
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$24.95
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 2001
Autism Society of America Conference Proceedings
An excellent resource book! The next best thing to
actually attending the conference! This book offers a
synopsis of virtually all of the presentations from the
four day event. The text, graphs, and charts cover the
latest information on medicine, education, family, inclusion
and more.
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$24.95
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 Learning
vs. Testing: Strategies That Bridge the Gap
By Pat Wyman, M.A
This ground-breaking and practical book will help every
child succeed in today's "higher standards",
"high stakes", school environment. It was written
to solve the mis-match between student learning styles
and school testing styles and help parents and teachers
understand why most students in our schools have lower
grades than they are capable of. The solutions are innovative,
well-researched and compatible with what neuroscientists
tell us about how the brain learns.
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$29.00
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 Too
Safe for Strangers
By Robert Kahn
This children's safety booklet will educate children about
strangers while entertaining them with art and clever
wording.
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 Too
Smart for Bullies
By Robert Kahn
This children's safety booklet will educate children about
the challenge of bullies while entertaining them with
art and clever wording.
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People, Special Ways
By Arlene Maguire
Special People, Special Ways" presents a positive
image of persons with disabilities. It shares the message
that even though each of us may have something different
about us, we share many commonalities. Coupled with the
colorful illustrations, the book conveys the message that
although painful at times, being different can also be
glorious.
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