What We Think

He could understand us on a level we had no idea about until he picked up that pencil and began to communicate. This gave us so much hope.

Presuming competence means a person with a disability has an ability to think, learn & understand– even if you may not see evidence of this.

My speech goes beyond what I think of as unreliable. To me it is reliably annoying.

The REV Co-Op prides itself on being built around the interests of our students. Learn more about the COOPERATIVE element of Co-Op!

Why are so many people leaning in to segregated classrooms when we know inclusion works?

Lisa reminds us why we need to stop requiring students to prove understanding before being allowed access to real education.

Anxiety can manifest differently from person to person. Using multiple support approaches, empathy, and acceptance, can help reduce anxiety.

It's April. Time for our annual post about why we're not celebrating Autism Awareness Month. Curious? Here's why.