Ayub and his classmates were invited to participate in the Malaysian Homeschooling Network’s annual Sports Day, organized by superhuman and all-round loveliest person in the world, Ms See Ming <3 This is my first...
We love Acton KL for many reasons. One of them is the consistent family potluck gatherings for fun. Admittedly I’m not a good potluck person, but I am an excellent eater. It’s an important...
Click here for 10 autism-friendly primary schools in the Klang Valley. We uprooted the family and moved to a new home so that Ayub could attend pendidikan khas primary school at SK TTDI 2. For a...
This morning while I was at work, I received a “ping!” It was a gchat notification… from Ayub! My boy, who has always had difficulty speaking and continues to have weekly therapy to help...
I’ve been wanting to start Ayub in a swimming class and I finally got the opportunity when his school announced the kids would be learning swimming for P.E. this term. Woohoo!
Some government schools offer a program for special needs children called Program Pendidikan Khas Integrasi (PPKI). Dyslexic children attend mainstream classes, except BM and Maths, which is taught separately by dyslexia-trained teachers. Autistic children...
Click here for a list of 10 autism-friendly primary schools in the Klang Valley. Update 8-March-19: Ayub no longer attends Acton KL, and it’s still wonderful 🙂 Update 28-Sept-17: Ayub now attends Acton KL...
Eight months ago in December 2015, Ayub was diagnosed with dyslexia at Hospital Putrajaya. I now think the diagnosis is wrong, but that’s a whole other story… Anyway we were referred to the Dyslexia Association...
This is the story of how my 7-year-old son went missing after school. Ayub takes the school bus to and from school everyday. Usually he’s home in the afternoons by 1.20pm. Since the hubby...
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[GIVEAWAY] Sensory Box From Early Autism Project Malaysia
April 9, 2021
