Trauma-informed practice is needed to produce resilient, empowered, and competent learners.
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Facilitating Transition to Adulthood for Neurodiverse Students
Thoughtful, organized, and evidence-based transition planning equips students to enter the journey of adulthood.
Intersectionality and Inclusive Education
Prioritizing intersectional, inclusive practices lays the groundwork for lifelong growth, empathy, and achievement.
From Research to Practice: Translating Autism Science into Shrub Oak’s Classrooms
Looking forward, we continue to envision a model where education and research exist in a symbiotic relationship.
The Healing Power of Routine: How Structure Supports Students with Trauma Histories
As research into trauma and autism continues to expand, schools remain at the forefront by adapting findings into real-world practices.
Calm Minds, Open Doors: The Power of Emotional Regulation in Autism Education
As research continues to expand, the importance of emotional regulation in autism education becomes increasingly clear.
The Power of Habit: Creating a Long-Term Athletic Routine That Sticks
The power of habit, when leveraged intentionally, can transform the most reluctant mover into a lifelong athlete.
DIY Bike Maintenance: Essential Repairs Every Cyclist Should Know
DIY bike maintenance isn’t just about fixing problems—it’s about becoming more connected to your bike and your rides.
Urban Cycling Safety: Strategies for Sharing the Road in Busy Cities
As more people embrace cycling for its health, economic, and environmental benefits, ensuring safety becomes a pressing public priority.
The Science of Spin: Understanding the Physics Behind Tennis Shots
Understanding the science of spin isn’t just for physicists or coaches; it’s essential knowledge for any player looking to level up.