When a child gets a diagnosis of a neurodivergence, how do we help them understand what it means?
Read More"Task initiation isn’t a test of willpower; it’s an emotional hurdle that requires pre-work before the actual work can begin."
Read More"A child is not giving you a hard time; their development is simply happening at different speeds all at once."
Read More"When a child behaves differently at home than at school, both versions are completely real."
Read More"A child who struggles with learning isn't unmotivated, they are overwhelmed by a system that wasn't built for them."
Read More"Masking isn’t intuitive social fluency; it’s high-level pattern recognition and problem-solving."
Read MoreAutistic girls are facing obstacles, often from unlikely sources.
Read More"True communication is not about proving you know the right answer; it’s about sharing what you actually want to say."
Read More"You can’t get enough of something you don't need."
Read More"Fear drives us to urgency, which drives us completely out of problem-solving mode."
Read More"Rewards are just sugar-coated control."
Read More"Burnout isn’t a trait; it’s the cost of navigating chronic stress without a toolkit."
Read More"We must stop rushing in to save students from the very struggles that higher-order thinking requires."
Read More"The more you try to force sleep, the less likely it is to arrive."
Read More"Sometimes we’re too close to our kids to see them for who they are."
Read More"Accommodations should be a step toward a bigger goal, not a ceiling on a student's potential."
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