He is non verbal it seems that he find school boring and he is not good with transitions. When he was small i had some chances when i would reward him if he goes and it used to work. Now he is physically bigger then me and i'm still struggling to get him to go to school. I had many behavior therapists come in the morning to help, but nothing 😪 i haven't not given up. I have a new behaviour therapist coming at home so will see. So i have thought about homeschool

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Sensory and Emotional Safety: Eliminates the overwhelming sights, sounds, and social pressures of a traditional classroom, significantly reducing anxiety and the risk of bullying.Customized Pacing: Allows children to move as fast or as slow as they need, with the flexibility to take breaks and accommodate executive functioning.Therapy Integration: Makes it easy to schedule and seamlessly blend speech, occupational, or behavioral therapies into the school day without missing core academics.Special Interests: Empowers parents to use a child’s intense interests as a motivational tool to engage them in learning.
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I have a new behaviour analyst coming at my house once a week and im taking ABC data for her. Hopefully it works this time 😅

My son is going into grade 10 this year. A lot of changes are being made to his program this year. It is definitely in the back of my head in case the changes don't go well or are too much at once.

Thank you for the information and have a blessed day 😄