Looking to get a handle on how to best utilize different resources based on what you're up to? Whether you're planning an event, launching a new project, or stepping into the world of consulting, knowing which resources to tap into can be a game-changer. This course will guide you through the ins and outs of matching resource types—like human capital, digital tools, and physical assets—to various activities. You'll learn to identify the most effective resource for a given task, ensuring efficiency and success.

Ever felt like you might be missing out on some hidden gem of a resource that could turbocharge your productivity? We get it, and that's why this course not only teaches you the what and how but also the why. By understanding the rationale behind resource allocation, you'll be equipped to make savvy decisions that can be applied in real-world scenarios. From budget constraints to environmental considerations, you'll come away with the skillset to innovate and excel in any activity you're involved in.

With over two decades of dedicated experience working with children with autism, I bring a wealth of expertise and a heart full of passion to my teaching. My academic journey, culminating in a Master's in Teaching Students with Severe Disabilities and a Graduate Certificate in Autism Spectrum Disorders from Johns Hopkins University, is a testament to my unwavering commitment to empowering individuals with autism. Every day in the classroom, I strive to harness and share this knowledge to enrich the lives of my students and their families.

Beyond the classroom walls, I have channeled my passion into authoring educational materials that serve as invaluable tools for teachers, parents, and students alike. Through books, workbooks, journals, and an array of printable resources, I aim to provide practical support and inspire continuous learning. As the force behind AutismClassroom.com, I have created an online haven where the community can find resources and guidance. My mission, which I hope resonates through every resource I develop and lesson I teach, is to foster understanding, embrace individual strengths, and celebrate each milestone achieved.