67 posts from Indian parents and educators — Page 2 of 8
Targeting interventions for severe behaviors like clothing tearing requires a structured, multi-component Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) plan built around the Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA).
Discover how ADHD and giftedness can coexist in Indian children, why they are called twice‑exceptional, and practical steps for parents and teachers to nurture their unique strengths.
Discover what ABA therapy really means for Indian families, where you can locate qualified centres across the country, and what to expect during the journey from assessment to progress tracking.
Practical daily plan to manage ADHD hyperactivity in a 3-year-old at home without medication. Simple, calming routines for parents.
Learn practical steps to create a reliable support system for your autistic child— from family and schools to government schemes and online communities— tailored to Indian parents and educators.
A warm, step‑by‑step guide for Indian parents and teachers on how to create truly inclusive classrooms for children with Down syndrome, covering legal rights, practical strategies, and community support.
Learn practical, empathetic steps for Indian parents and teachers to discuss a child’s special needs with classmates, building understanding and inclusion in school communities.
Understand the real biological reasons behind hyperactivity in autistic and ADHD children. This article explains what happens in the brain and gives simple, practical solutions that parents can follow at home for visible results.
Children with autism or developmental delays often improve in behaviour and social skills with therapy, but language takes much longer. As a special educator, I have seen that small daily efforts at home make a big difference. Here are 5 simple activities you can do without any special setup — your presence is enough.