37 Timing Links

Dr. Kevin McGrew writes the blog Tic Toc Talk: The IQ Brain Clock. He became interested in the role of timing in the brain after reviewing some IM research. He knew of very few programs that could impact academics, motor skills and social development all at once like this new IM program did.

Areas of the brain used to tell time

What does research tell us about how the brain keeps track of time and time related tasks? We are learning more every day. Read more.

My Child is constantly making noises.

Last week I saw a student who's mom reported that her son is constantly making noises.

Exploring Time: The Brain's Basal Ganglia

Using an MRI, a Team from Duke University is studying timing and the basal ganglia lights up. This set of nuclei is responsible for monitoring ALL of the brain. The basal ganglia is our timing center, our brain's conductor. See this short clip from the Science Channel here. 

Dealing with finicky eaters

I found this slide show today... pretty good I think, for all finicky eaters, not just Aspies.

Living On Thin Air: How to Get Your Asperger Kid to Eat a Healthy Diet

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