Home of Angels

12/09/2022

Home of Angels would like to thank Bimmercircuit .official and everyone who donated to the toy drive.

Our entire organization appreciates your compassion for the children we serve. Our employees, families, and especially the children would like to thank you for your contribution.

Distribution will take place in the coming days, and we are excited to see the children's reactions.

12/02/2022

Come on out for our 2022 Holiday Toy Drive!! In collaboration with and .officials, help us support Home of Angels, which do amazing work for special needs children and support for their families in need. All toys will be donated to the families and children in need for the holiday season.

We hope you can all make it out and help these families and children in need and close out 2022 with a banger!!

Thank you all for your support in advance, and remember, Always Be Better.

03/24/2020

Let us use this time for self reflection and keep focused on how we can first improve ourselves and our approach to how we teach so that our psyche/soul is ready to interact with our kiddos in a composed and pragmatic self so as to create the best learning environment for both teacher and student
http://bit.ly/HOA_disciplinarymindsetshift

03/20/2020

Please consult your family pediatric doctor before exploring new foods and diets with your kiddos. The general idea is that if you feel good inside then you'll do good from without
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03/16/2020

Having trouble helping your child make connections between sounds and the words that are built from them? These phonics strategies sure will make it easier
http://bit.ly/HOA_phonicslessons

03/11/2020

As with neurotypical children, children on the spectrum want to feel like they are being heard and given the attention needed when they aren't "feeling it" in their natural setting for learning. When this occurs its important to use calming phrases and say them in a tone that imparts empathy and understanding for that person to feel their frustrations aren't being dismissed. Their emotions are a big make up of who they are so dismissing them would be like dismissing the person altogether. Let's give an empathetic shoulder to lean and learn from which our kiddos become well adjusted to our teachings Click on the following link for more alternative wordings and ways in which to incorporate them in your behavioral intervention strategy plan
http://bit.ly/HOA_selfregulatingtips

01/22/2020

Getting to know autism

01/21/2020

ABA 201: from fundamentals to applied behavioral analysis. Spare the rod...actually leave it at home. There are more effective ways to influence the learner through withholding reinforcement until the desired behavior is displayed

http://bit.ly/HOA_ABAtips

01/09/2020

We can learn a lot from this TED TALK by Temple Grandin. If we can tailor our programs to the way our kiddos think we can help progress and specialize their unique abilities to grander heights as they get older

Temple Grandin: The world needs all kinds of minds

View full lesson: http://ed.ted.com/admin/lessons Temple Grandin, diagnosed with autism as a child, talks about how her mind works -- sharing her ability to ...

01/08/2020

At Home of Angels, we focus on approaching each learning challenge in a way that suits the learner whether it be visual-spatial discriminative stimuli or multiple exemplars to ensure the child can fully grasp what we are trying to teach. Considering Einstein's theory of insanity, "Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again while expecting a different result", we need to explore many ways by which the child can learn at his or her capacity and happily see the positive results that follows when the child enjoys the positive reinforcement and wishes to learn more

01/07/2020

"Real behavior change starts with you." - The Autism Helper
https://theautismhelper.com/the-behavior-change-mindset/

It is important to start fresh each day, session, encounter with your kiddo with the expectation that this day, session, encounter will offer a new learning opportunity, a new way of thinking, a new way of loving your role in shaping your child's life in the most beneficial way for both yourself and the child. Embracing the challenge and perceiving the challenge as a benefit and opportunity for positive development is what is known as growth mindset. From this starting point, everything will begin to bloom in your interactions with the child transforming resentment into appreciation and hardship into wonderful resilience that will take your relationship with your kiddo to a whole new level

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