A dialogue on understanding the child/adolescent as a social being: a focus on social, emotional and behavioral development from birth to early adulthood. Part of ELG’s year-long 10th Anniversary celebrations.
Chantal Chen, Occupational Therapist & Reyhaneh Rajabzadeh, Speech-Language Pathologist: The Problem Child: A Social, Language and Motor Approach
Insight into the relationships between behavior, language and motor difficulties through exploring techniques from Speech-Language Pathology and Occupational Therapy.
Joanne Li, Board-Certified Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Therapist: Managing Difficult Behavior: Applied Behavior Analysis
Understanding what ABA entails and how educators can manage problem behaviors using ABA.
Mark McCann, Special Education Specialist: Defense 101: Protecting Yourself and Supporting Those in Your Care
How to defuse challenging behavior and techniques to physically protect yourself when an incident escalates to a crisis situation.
Mooney Niu, Mental Health Counselor: Helping the Hurting: A Look at Clients Who Self Harm
How to assess suicide risks and work with clients at risk.
Monte Rosen, Managing Director & Shari Rosen, ILC Program Director: Prestige Sells, Thrills, and Kills: Adolescent Mental Health Issues in the International School Environment
Insights into the struggles and mental stressors faced by adolescents in the international academic setting.
Robin Shepard, Early Intervention Specialist and ILC Assistant Director: Social Thinking: Understanding Levels of the Social Mind and Their Impact on Classroom Success
Exploring the characteristics and challenges of social communication by looking at frameworks forunderstanding Social Thinking and its importance to academic expectations, as well as tools and suggestions to help in that process.
Siyang Sun, Speech-Language Pathologist: Myths and Tips: Raising and Teaching a Bilingual Child
Strategies and activities that parents and teachers can use to help their children speak two or more languages.