Long gone are the days when learning disabilities had yet to be discovered and the necessary accommodations delivered to those who needed them. Today, we strive to support and continue to enhance the needs, education, and awareness of the numerous learning disabilities. This is an overview of five learning disabilities that are common in the […]
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Being the parent of a child with special needs and having one for a sibling are two completely different experiences. However, only one of you is responsible for being aware of the situation and properly managing it. You are still the parent of a typically developing child whose experience of growing up with a sibling […]
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One of the most important choices facing the parents of children who have Autism spectrum disorder (ASD), learning disabilities, or other disabling conditions, is finding the right school. If a public school is not the choice for you, then you will want to know all there is to know about private schools that specialize in […]
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The differently abled and oriented among us have taught us that human behavior exists on a spectrum, rather than in binary boxes. This applies to stress, as well. Not all stress is bad. It is not all good. Teaching this to children with learning disabilities will better prepare them for life’s challenges.We teach our students […]
Continue readingA Graduate’s Story – Gateway School of Carteret, NJKobe Neal-Gateway School GraduateKobe Neal is one of our graduates who has been a part of Gateway for over 10 years. Kobe is described by so many as sweet and hard working. Kobe started Gateway when he was just 8 years old and fondly remembers his first […]
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Support for Parents with Children Diagnosed with ASD: A Guide to Summer Activities The school year is almost over, and the summer is just around the corner. How do you get continued support for parents with children diagnosed with ASD? Fostering your child’s skills and knowledge during the summer break when your child has special […]
Continue readingThis past Wednesday, Gateway School hosted a Lunch and Learn inviting parents and districts to watch the movie, Swim Team. Below is a description on the movie about these young men and their great achievements that occur during their time on the swim team. In New Jersey, the parents of a boy on the autism […]
Continue readingBenefits of the Multisensory Approach in the Classroom Taking a multisensory approach to helping students with special needs can greatly enhance the learning environment in the classroom. Since all children learn differently and are differently abled, it is important to create lessons as well-rounded as possible. What Is a Multisensory Approach?A multisensory learning approach is […]
Continue readingBenefits of Special Education Programs on Physical Activity Nationwide, 25.6% of children and adults with a disability report being physically inactive during a typical week, compared to 12.8% of those without a disability. Everyone, including children with special needs, can benefit from regular participation in physical activity. In fact, research shows that physical education is […]
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Gateway School belongs to the ASAH organization that represents most of the private schools for students with disabling conditions in the state of New Jersey. This year Gateway School had the opportunity to nominate a candidate for the ASAH 2017 “Related Services Provider of the Year – Region III”. We took this occasion to recommend […]
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