Jesse A. Saperstein
Jesse A. Saperstein is a best-selling author, autism advocate and motivational speaker. He is considered one of the
Catastrophic failures handling inquiry into report of abuse
In June 2005, Mrs Jenkins, who worked at the day centre as an administrative officer, witnessed one
Autism NOW: The National Autism Resource and Information Center
Autism NOW: The National Autism Resource and Information Center will be a dynamic and interactive, highly visible
Police need training on autism
The arrest of an autistic teenager who could face four years in a Michigan prison shows the
Lives Not Worth Living : by Amy Sequenzia
The title of this blog is an expression seen in many blogs written by disabilities advocates and self-advocates. Wasn’t his life worth living? Isn’t mine or the lives of all disabled people? The murder of 22 year-old autistic George Hodgins prompted the latest, very strong protests from the autistic community against the media coverage focused on the “reasons” for the killing, while ignoring George’s, the victim, life.
Differentiated Instruction in Today’s Classrooms
The IRIS Center is a national center that provides high-quality resources about students with disabilities for college
Understanding how social touch is processed differently by autistic people
A better understanding how social touch is processed differently by autistic and nonautistic people may lead to
Makayla Norman,14, was starved to death last year, attorney general calls for change
The Ohio attorney general is calling for change after learning a girl who starved to death was
iPad Summer Institute
Blog on the topic of assistive technology, eLearning, mind mapping, project management, visual learning, collaborative tools, and
Never Lose Hope
Here is a letter to an individual who believed my children wouldn’t be successful. This is living
