by The Autism Clinic | Sep 5, 2025 | Educator Newsletter
Why Empathy Matters Empathy helps students connect, collaborate, and work through conflicts. It means noticing how others feel and caring about it, essentially an emotion-check-in. In a classroom, empathy builds safety and trust. Students who feel understood are more... 
by The Autism Clinic | Jul 29, 2025 | Educator Newsletter
Sharing space doesn’t mean true inclusion. A student can sit at the table and still feel left out. This is especially true for students with autism spectrum disorder. Academic support matters. However, the social aspect of school significantly influences a... 
by The Autism Clinic | Jul 29, 2025 | Educator Newsletter
The start of the school year often feels hectic and frenzied for both students and teachers. However, there are some simple and often inexpensive steps you can take to set up your classroom with a clear structure and make the transition from summer to school easier.... 
by The Autism Clinic | Jul 29, 2025 | Educator Newsletter
At the beginning of the school year, teachers are working to learn new routines, build relationships with new students, and create a positive classroom climate. Some children settle in quickly, seeming to adapt seamlessly to the new environment. Others might resist... 
by The Autism Clinic | Jul 7, 2025 | Educator Newsletter
Why Outdoor Play Matters for Social Growth Play is fun, but it is also a critical learning experience for all kids, including those with autism or developmental delays. Play allows children to practice communication, build relationships, and learn how to... 
by The Autism Clinic | Jul 7, 2025 | Educator Newsletter
The start of the new school year is an exciting time filled with new opportunities, including new friends, new teachers, and a new classroom. However, for your students with autism and other developmental disabilities, all of these changes can be overstimulating. To...
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