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Sharing my journey with Angelman Syndrome...............We must be willing to let go of the life we have planned so as to have the life that is waiting for us."................E. M. Forster
Emma Kristine
Emma Kristine
About Me
Hello from Colorado where I live with my Dad and Mom! When I was 16 months old, we found out I was born with Angelman Syndrome. While having Angelman Syndrome has changed some of the paths I take on my journey, it has not dampened the joy of my journey! Thanks for being a part of my joyful journey!
PEAK Conference Links
- Powerpoint for Educating Students with Significant Disabiliteis in the General Education Classroom
- Educating Students with Significant Disabilities in the General Education Classroom
- Inclusive Post Secondary Education Opportunities for Students with Intellectual Disabilities
- Can Assistive Technology Ignite A Young Child's Potential
- Examples of Environmental Modifications in Early Childhood
- Steps for Adapting Materials for Use by all Children
- Strategies to Help Paraprofessionals Promote Peer Interactions
- Peers Supports in Middle and High School
- What is this talking box and why am I the teacher expected to use it
- Rethinking Homework: Strategies for Making Homework more Meaningful
- Accomodations and Modifications
- Examining the General Programmatic Benefits of Inclusive Schools
- Building a Strong BASE of Support for All Students Through Coplanning
- Nine Ways to Adapt Instruction
- Standards Based Teaching and Differentiation
- Quality Indicators for Including Assistive Technology in the IEP
- Hidden Curriculum-Extracurricular Inclusion
- Inclusive PBS Supports for All Students
- Sorting Out Speech: Examining Multiple Methods of Communication
- Presuming Competence
- What is Inclusion FIN
- Differentiating Instruction CUECard
- The Golden Rule of Providing Supports in Inclusive Classrooms
- iPod Applications for Special Education
Cool apparel celebrating our unique strengths!
Celebration Videos of My Life
Videos of All I Can Do!
Number of Visits
"Let not our needs determine our dreams...but let our dreams determine our needs."
-Colleen F. Tomko-
-Colleen F. Tomko-
More Pictures and Videos of My Journey
About Angelman Syndrome
My Equipment
Me In the News
File Sharing
Augmentative Communication Links
IEP Resources Links
Literacy for Young Children with Disabilities Links
Sources of Fun Toys
Check Out My Friends Sites
- Molly's Voice
- P's Site with Her Momma
- Aubrey's Family Site
- Harli's My Space
- Shelby's Adventures
- Dylan's World
- Elijah - An Angel Story
- Tyler's Site
- Josh's Family Blog
- Kaylee's Pictures
- Jojo's Adventures
- Madison Grace
- Miss Emma's Site
- A Graceful Family Journey
- Maddie's Site
- Ashley Ann
- Arianna's Awesome Adventures
- Andrew's Blog from Scotland
- Maggie's Blog
- Pooh Bear's Adventures
- Molly's Site
- Brady's Story
- Chance's Family Episodes
1 comment:
very sweet!!! i know you are so proud!!! she is doing so well.
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