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The Season of Change - Supporting Learners with Autism Through Transitions

As the seasons change, it is a time of transition for both adults and children. Whether it is taking a well-earned break for spring break, preparing for graduation ceremonies, anticipating changes in schools or teachers, or gearing up for an extended summer break, these shifts can evoke excitement for some and anxiety for others.

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Speech and Language Delays

As the seasons change, it is a time of transition for both adults and children. Whether it is taking a well-earned break for spring break, preparing for graduation ceremonies, anticipating changes in schools or teachers, or gearing up for an extended summer break, these shifts can evoke excitement for some and anxiety for others. For learners with autism, and others who thrive on routines, predictability, and familiar faces, these transitions can be particularly challenging.

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Is It Awareness, Acceptance, or Inclusion?

As the seasons change, it is a time of transition for both adults and children. Whether it is taking a well-earned break for spring break, preparing for graduation ceremonies, anticipating changes in schools or teachers, or gearing up for an extended summer break, these shifts can evoke excitement for some and anxiety for others. For learners with autism, and others who thrive on routines, predictability, and familiar faces, these transitions can be particularly challenging.