ABA Educational Resources
This site is devoted to providing ABA resource materials to children involved in an ABA program.
Education / Classroom Resources in Canada
Look through our extensive autism resource section for all information regarding education or classroom
Alberta Government – Education – Special Needs
Under the School Act, school boards are required to provide every resident student with an education. That includes providing access to special education programs for students with special needs.
AQIEPS
Advocating for equal opportunities in education for post-secondary students with disabilities. Our association is made up of persons with disabilities who were able to attend regular classes in elementary and secondary school and who, as a result, had the option to pursue post-secondary education.
Association of Early Childhood Educators, Newfoundland and Labrador
AECENL is a non-profit organization dedicated to professionalism in Early Childhood Education (ECE) and to quality child care and education for young children.
Beyond the Box Basics
The purpose of Beyond the Box Basics is to encourage awareness of abilities and to provide information on the “how to” of successfully involving children/students with diverse needs. Presentations will be individually tailored to meet the needs and numbers of the workshop participants.
Claro
Offers a holistic program of support that includes a complete academic program (K-12) through partnerships with distributed learning schools, behaviour intervention, life skills training, therapeutic recreation, and opportunities to develop social and emotional awareness.
College of Psychologists of New Brunswick
The College has two distinct functions: the promotion as well as the regulation of the professional practice of psychology in New Brunswick.
Community Living Manitoba
Dedicated to the full inclusion in the community of persons of all ages who live with an intellectual disability.
Department of Education Yukon
Yukon government Department of Education site with information on educational programs.
Douglas College – Adult Special Education Programs
Adult Special Education (ASE) programs are offered for people with special needs, or barriers to employment, at Douglas College.
Families First Society, Fort Saskatchewan
Works in partnership with many community agencies to offer a variety of programs and services that promote positive parenting and early childhood development to families with young children ages 0-6 years. Offers parent education, programs for young children to learn and play, family support services, as well as information and referral to other programs/services in the community that may benefit families.
G.R.I.T. Calgary Society
Provides a family centered, home-based early education program, which will assist the child with special needs in the successful transition to a community school and promotes public education in support of inclusion and inclusive communities.
Gold Learning Centre
The Learning Centre program is committed to addressing the gaps in education and training opportunities, service delivery and support in reference to autism and developmental disabilities so as to foster increased awareness and support the inclusion of persons with autism and development disabilities in Canadian society. Located in Montreal. This is a bilingual site.
Kenneth Gordon School – Burnaby
School for children with learning disabilities.
Landmark East School
Meeting the needs of students ages 11 to 19 years diagnosed with learning disabilities including dyslexia and attention deficit disorder through its Middle and High School programs.