A workshop to  support our Neurodivergent community, with special attention given to our students on the autism spectrum in the General Education classroom.  By providing teachers & staff with practical tools, EBP’s, and philosophies they can apply simply and effectively. The C2C workshop can help prevent classroom escalations, support harmonious learning, and  create a supportive learning environment for all. Covering such essential topics such as understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), fostering communication and social skills, creating an inclusive learning environment, implementing effective behavior management techniques, and encouraging collaborative partnership between parents and educators, this workshop is sure to support your school in creating a safe, supportive, and inclusive learning environment. 

Based on his critically acclaimed book, Turning Points, this workshop for teachers, new and old, aims to assist educators in building a teaching practice that is both effective and dynamic. Through this workshop, teachers will learn how to revolutionize their teaching practices by incorporating innovative techniques and strategies in their lesson plans. Teachers will also gain practical knowledge on how to effectively manage classroom dynamics, build rapport with their students, and promote a positive learning environment. They will also learn how to develop a growth mindset and reflective practices that will enable them to continuously improve their teaching skills.

A Child Left Behind - My Education in Autism is a critically-acclaimed one-person play that takes a first hand look at autism, education, and every child's first teacher.

Hailed by the LA TIMES as, "Compelling... A first-rate education, Aymie paints a vivid portrait of life behind a teacher's desk..." This 55-minute solo presentation tells the story of my kindergarten-aged son's first year in school with autism spectrum disorder, and my last as a South LA elementary classroom teacher. 

The event is a dynamic starting point for educators, educational students, and community members looking for evidence-based practices in supporting their neurodiverse communities.   It can also serve as a fundraising event, as it has for such organizations as Generation Rescue, Organization for Autism Research, and GRASP.

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