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Read MoreChris Wenger - better known as Speech Dude - has a way of making people stop scrolling and start thinking differently about how we support neurodivergent learners.
Read MoreMore and more kids are struggling to make it through the school day.
Read MoreFor neurodivergent children experiencing Situational Mutism, their silence can speak volumes.
Read MoreExecutive functioning isn’t just something that’s nice to have—it’s essential.
Read MoreEvery neurodivergent person has a unique mix of strengths, challenges, and needs—but too often, the systems meant to support them take a one-size-fits-all approach.
Read MoreThe double empathy problem—what it is and why it matters in schools.
Read MoreOCD is so much more than being neat or organized, but those misconceptions mean many people—especially kids—go undiagnosed.
Read MoreSelf-regulation is tough for a lot of kids, especially neurodivergent ones.
Read MoreMost of us think about language development as learning words one at a time, slowly building vocabulary step by step. Not the case with Gestalt.
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