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Susan shares about her day that started a little crazy and got crazier.  Having one of those days made her think about how important self-regulation is.  She related the importance of explicitly teaching self-regulation skills to students.  She talked about a student who yells, name calls, and hits…
Dr. Amanda Gray continues her conversation with Susan and Cissy about executive functioning.  You don't have to be on the spectrum to have executive functioning problems.   We have almost all had moments of executive dysfunction when hurried or under stress.  This could look like being late fo…
Dr. Gray Atherton received her Ph.D. at the University of Houston, but is working at Edge Hill University in England now.  She is a professor and researcher interested  in many areas related to autism.  One especially interesting topic is anthropomorphism.  A simple explanation of this is when some…
Amanda Gray is back!  She has a practice in the Dallas area called "Gray Area".  She helps individuals with ADHD and related challenges work on homework, study skills, and strategies that will help them at school and in life.  She talks with Susan and Cissy about Executive Functioning and…
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