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WFAA - Dallas / Fort Worth, TX Good Morning Texas - August 2010 |
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Fox 5 - Atlanta, GA Good Day Xtra - April 12, 2010 |
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CBS - Dallas, TX March 12, 2010 |
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CNN By Kyra Phillips, CNN April 22, 2009 'TV Teacher" helps autistic kids CNN's Kyra Phillips looks at one mother's goal to help her son break through his communication barrier. |
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CBS / WKRG - Mobile, AL Television Interview by Kesshia Peyton (Courtesy of MedStar) December 2, 2008 |
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Advance, The Nation's Occupational Therapy Magazine By Janine Wiskind, November 27, 2006 Watch & Learn (To Write) Six-year-old Ryan Ellis was diagnosed with autism at 3-and-a-half. At that age, he was non-verbal and did not know the difference between a pillow and a remote control. Susan Ellis, Ryan's mom, did not want to leave their home because it was too difficult to deal with his tantrums and difficult behavios out in public. Ryan's Struggle Six-year-old Ryan Ellis was diagnosed with autism at 3-and-a-half. At that age, he was non-verbal and did not know the difference between a pillow and a remote control. Susan Ellis, Ryan's mom, did not want to leave their home because it was too difficult to deal with his tantrums and difficult behavios out in public. |
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CNN By Miriam Falco, CNN September 4, 2006 Inside autism, What's a parent to do? When ordinary services fail, they find their own ways and their frustration leads to sharing what worked for their child with others, in the event it may help another child. Along with his occupational therapist, Marnie Danielson, Ryan's mom created a video using chants and it worked for him. Like many parents, she shares her success because it may work for another child with autism. She's made her videos commercially available via her Web site. |
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NBC / 11 Alive News - Atlanta, GA Reported By: Ted Hall, April 28, 2006 Helping Others By Helping Ryan Susan Ellis' son Ryan needed help. She came up with an innovation she says is so good, it could help other kids dramatically.
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Atlanta Parent, Atlanta's No. 1 Parenting Magazine November 2006 justkids f.y.i. Alphabet Beats DVD: A new tool to help kids learn to write letters. HAS YOUR CHILD EVER STRUGGLED TO WRITE? This DVD created by local mom Susan Ellis and occupational therapist, Marnie Danielson uses a multi-sensory approach to teach children how to write the alphabet. |
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Marietta Daily Journal, Lifestyle By Erin J. Murrin, Marietta Daily Journal Staff Writer, November 5, 2006 Time for TV - East Cobb women create video to help autistic children learn to write. Five-year-old Ryan Ellis is a pro at writing now. But a few years ago, Ryan who was diagnosed with the developmental disorder autism at 3-years-old, refused to pick up a pen. |
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Radio Interviews Listen to live interviews with Marnie Danielson and Susan Ellis . . . |
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| KDKA - Pittsburgh, PA | Download mp3 file . . . |
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| The Frankie Boyer Show | Download mp3 file . . . |
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| The Bob Gourley Interview | Download mp3 file . . . |
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The TV Teacher™ Press Release January 7, 2009 "The TV Teacher, LLC announces the donation of their video-modeling programs to special-needs classes in select New York City schools: Queens, The Bronx, and Harlem.The award-winning handwriting program, Alphabet Beats™ was co-created by Susan Ellis, a mother struggling to help her frustrated five-year-old son with Autism learn to write the alphabet. After an unsuccessful two years of “traditional” therapy, she realized . . ." |
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The TV Teacher™ Press Release August 14, 2008 The TV Teacher, LLC™ announces the release of its third DVD: “Strokes, Shapes & Scenes”™. This new, innovative and fun educational video helps children learn pre-writing and creative drawing. “Most children with Autism really struggle with abstract thinking”, says Susan Ellis, . . ." |
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The TV Teacher™ Press Release May 12, 2008 "Two entrepreneurs, so confident about their new handwriting product and how it has helped thousands of special needs children across the country, are giving away hundreds of demonstration DVDs for free! . . ." |
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The TV Teacher™ Press Release December 28, 2007 "We are proud to donate 5% of our last year's proceeds to great companies like Autism Society of America (ASA)." Cindy Pike, Executive Director of ASA-Greater Georgia Chapter, stated, "We are honored to be the first recipient of the The TV Teacher's charity donation program. .." |
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The TV Teacher™ Press Release October 10, 2007 The TV Teacher, LLC is proud to announce the endorsement of its educational videos, Alphabet Beats, by public school systems in Georgia, New York, Iowa, Texas, and Minnesota. These videos, designed to teach children how to write the alphabet, are now being used in schools from Key West, Florida to California. |
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The TV Teacher™ Press Release May 8, 2006 The TV Teacher, LLC is proud to announce its first installment of education videos: Alphabet Beats. The video - developed by Susan Ellis and Occupational Therapist, Marnie Danielson - uses a multi-sensory approach to teach children how to write the alphabet. |
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