Category Archives: Individuals with Special Needs
The Most Heartwarming Battle: the Last Leg of the Race of a Student with Cerebral Palsy, the Other Teachers & the Student Body Ran Alongside Him
How everybody in the class showed, support to this student with cerebral palsy, by running alongside with him on the last leg of the races, off of the Front Page Sections, translated… The fifth grade student of Zhen-Nan Elementary School … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Experiences of Life, Individuals with Special Needs, Kindness, Lessons of Life, Methods of Education, Instructional Technologies, Overcoming Obstacles in Life, Philosophies of Life, Positives of Life, Purpose of Education, Socialization, the Ins & Outs of the World, the Kindness Cycle, Values of Life
Tagged More Important than Winning the Races
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The Little Star in the Class
How teaching children to accept someone who’d different, who is special needs is a collaborative effort from the teachers, as well as the parents, and the students’ willingness to be open to accept someone who’s different than they are, translated… … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Experiences of Life, Facts, Individuals with Special Needs, Lessons of Life, Methods of Education, Instructional Technologies, Purpose of Education, Socialization, the Learning Process, The Passages in Life, Values of Life
Tagged Having a Special Needs Child in the Younger Grade Years, Mainstreaming of Special Needs Chlidren
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The Angels Who Started Off Late Can Also Find Their Springtime Too
On the becoming of these, developmentally, delayed children, they can find their own skies to soar under too! Translated… The girl who washes the customers’ hairs in the nearby salon is developmentally delayed. Every time I’d gone in to get … Continue reading
Posted in Beliefs, Experiences of Life, Facts, Individuals with Special Needs, Lessons of Life, Overcoming Obstacles in Life, the Ins & Outs of the World, The Passages in Life, Values of Life
Tagged Children with Special Needs Overcoming the Hardships of Their Lives, Finding Their Own Spotlights
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A Child with Crouzon Syndrome Used His Art to Express the Love He Has for the World, Won the Awards
What this kid had to, overcome, to pursue his love of artistic creation, it’s simply, inspirational I tell ya! Off of the Newspapers, translated… The thirteen-year-old Yo-Jia Chen had been diagnosed with Crouzon Syndrome since he was five-months old, went … Continue reading
There are NO Stupid Children Who Can’t be Taught
What does this show? There are, the methods those instructors hadn’t used yet, to teach children what they need to learn! Off of the Front Page Sections, translated… Met up again with my classmate from decades ago when I went … Continue reading
Between Work & Family
With two special needs children at home, life surely, isn’t, easy one bit, translated… I always kept that habit of clipping the newspaper articles, and I’d, taken my collection out every now and then to savor, and it’d always, given … Continue reading
The Visually Impaired Man Passed the Teachers’ Certification Exams at Twenty-Six, But He Still Couldn’t Find Someone to Rent Him a Residence
Discriminations that are, currently, ongoing, in this world right now! Off of the Front Page Sections, translated… The Twenty-Six Year-Old Severely Visually Impaired Man, Lu Lost His Sight from a Rare Optic Nerve Condition, Lost His Sight Relatively Quickly; as … Continue reading
Posted in Beliefs, Experiences of Life, Facts, Individuals with Special Needs, Overcoming Obstacles in Life, Properties of Life, Racism/Discriminations/Stereotypes, the Consequences of Life, The Trials of Life, Values of Life
Tagged an Unfriendly World, Discrimination Against the Visually Impaired
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The World of My Young Nephew
A child who showed, autistic, tendencies, but with a ton of love and support from his family, he’s still, going to, thrive! Translated… I kept recalling how my nephew when he was a little over a year old, stood outside … Continue reading
Should We Give Up Our Jobs, with a Special Needs Child at Home?
There are so many things to consider, when you have a special needs child at home, translated… Empathy, Trust, & Being There for Your Children, is Way More Important than the Early Intervention Programs, and Giving Up Our Jobs With … Continue reading
My Baby, Forever
Developmentally delayed, but, he’s improving, little, by little each, and every day, and that, is what’s, most, important, translated… That Was, the Very First Time We’d Met up, as Mother and Son, I Looked at His Tiny Body, with so … Continue reading
Life, the Obstacle Course 