Posts Tagged ‘inclusion’
Pediatric Stroke Survivor Plays Violin for Hospital Fundraiser
Nine months ago, we sent one our first ever black EaZyHolds to Tiana, 12 year old pediatric stroke survivor and violinist. Now, she is using it to play violin in…
Read MoreEmbracing Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month: Ways to Celebrate and Raise Awareness
We love March for a lot of reasons. It’s warming up, the flowers are just beginning to bloom, and shamrock shakes are back (if you’re into that). But most importantly,…
Read More7 Ways to Make Halloween More Fun for Kids with Special Needs
From Today’s Parent Most kids love Halloween, but kids with disabilities may need a few simple accommodations so they can join in the trick or treating. Small changes to things like where you…
Read MoreThe Importance of Including Children with Disabilities at School
Children who have disabilities, whether it be mental or physical, often feel excluded. It is important to make sure that all children are included in school activities. Other students need…
Read MoreChildren with Physical Disabilities: The Importance of Playtime
Playtime is important for the development of any child whether they have a disability or not. You might have a difficult time thinking of activities that a child with a physical…
Read MoreStrategies for Implementing Assistive Technology in the Classroom
As an educator, meeting the needs of every child in your class is your primary goal, and inclusion within the classroom means that these needs can vary significantly among your…
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