Re: need for curriculum/catherine maurice's books

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Posted Byanna on February 14, 2000 at 21:51:50:

In Reply to: need for curriculum/catherine maurice's books posted bylynn on February 14, 2000 at 16:20:54:

: I'm in the very early stages of a son-rise program for my 31/2 year old son...spending 2-5 hours a day with no volunteers yet. I just finished reading Let me Here Your Voice by Catherine Maurice. She describes the rapid progress to "recovery" made by her two children, both diagnosed at an early age (around 2)and treated with intensive behavioral intervention. It made me wonder if I'm doing the right thing by doing a son-rise program! I would like to find a good guideline of what to be working on with my son without a behavoiral framework that includes physical manipulation. What are others using for curriculum guides or are you just going with the flow and purely using your child as teacher? I am only 7 weeks into my program and have lots to learn!

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Comments:: : I'm in the very early stages of a son-rise program for my 31/2 year old son...spending 2-5 hours a day with no volunteers yet. I just finished reading Let me Here Your Voice by Catherine Maurice. She describes the rapid progress to "recovery" made by her two children, both diagnosed at an early age (around 2)and treated with intensive behavioral intervention. It made me wonder if I'm doing the right thing by doing a son-rise program! I would like to find a good guideline of what to be working on with my son without a behavoiral framework that includes physical manipulation. What are others using for curriculum guides or are you just going with the flow and purely using your child as teacher? I am only 7 weeks into my program and have lots to learn!