by Regina Nicolas Schaufelberger | Aug 6, 2019 | ELG Highlights, For Parents, For Students, Special Education
Author: Regina Nicolas, Physical Therapist and Sensory Integration Specialist with Ronni Rowland, Writer Are you ready to bring out the scientist in your child? Try this Summer Program activity that teaches the concept of gravity in a creative way. When objects drop...
by Fiona (Yapp) Douglas | Apr 1, 2019 | For Parents, For Teachers, Special Education, Therapeutic Support
Have you ever come across a child who, despite their typical or advanced intelligence, is exceptionally disorganized or forgetful and can’t seem to plan ahead? Such children may be experiencing executive functioning difficulties. Executive function involves a number...
by ViolaZhang | Nov 20, 2018 | ELG Highlights, For Teachers, News, Past Events, Special Education, Special Education in China
“Thank you ELG for putting your heart into this” ELG welcomed over 100 teachers, counselors, parents, and education professionals to our Puxi campus on Saturday to refresh their skills and learn new tips for engaging students. Save the date for our next...
by Shari D. Rosen | Apr 10, 2018 | ELG Highlights, Special Education
We all use visual schedules to structure our lives, whether it be a calendar on your phone or a to-do list taped to the fridge. What is a Visual Schedule and Why Do We Recommend Them? A visual schedule lays out the sequence of upcoming activities or events represented...
by Shari D. Rosen | Apr 10, 2018 | ELG Highlights, Special Education
How to Make a Visual Schedule Click here to learn why visual schedules are beneficial to any child, especially those with autism. The most basic schedule is the First/Then Schedule: Usually non-preferred task followed by a preferred activity. Note: Do not use...
