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Establishing routines can help you and your family feel some sense of control over some of the chaos in your everyday life at home. Focusing on ways to maintain these routines is an important way to get started maintaining a sense of order in everyday life. This may be particularly true if you have children in your household.
As the days grow longer, we’re looking forward to celebratingthe official start of summer. Ready to get outside and take advantage of the warmer weather? Here are a few fun activities for the whole family to enjoy.
Learn ways to boost productivity with this blog of ideas. Whether you are at home, in the classroom, or at work, Time Timer is a great tool to help boost productivity. Learn about Time Blasts and how to utilize them to make every moment count.
Graduation is a special season for graduating seniors and for those who have helped them to the finish line. We share a few ideas to celebrate the accomplishment and recognize this moment of joy.
Teacher Appreciation Month is an opportunity to recognize and express gratitude for the teachers in your life. Gather three ideas for showing your teachers that you care.
Todaywe have a guest blog postfrom a special education teacher of over 20 years.Pam has implemented visual schedulesinto her classroom to help aid her students withAutism Spectrum Disorder(ASD). Learn ways to use visual schedules and visual timers to support your child or student withAutism Spectrum Disorder.
Today we feature an interview with a long-time Time Timer fan, Terri. Terri shares her storyaboutbecoming involved in the Autismcommunity after her son Bayley’s diagnosis.She shares advice and how Bayley’s diagnosis changed their lives for the better
Learn about the strengths of individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder through theviewpointof special education teachers. This blog post is one of many from experts during Autism Awareness and Acceptance Month.
Jan Rogers invented thefirst visual timer, theTime Timer,over 25 years ago. Being a female inventor had its challenges, but Jan persisted andcreateda product that helps people all around theworld. Time Timer is used to help those with ADHD, Autism, Down Syndrome, and much more. Read our interview with Jan Rogers in honor of National Inventors Day.
Chronic stress has a huge impact on our overall health and wellbeing. Whether you’re caught up in the constant news cycle, feeling isolated from family and friends, or just worn out from the daily grind, bringing attention to your time management toolkit can provide a lot of relief. We’re here to help!