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What is neurodiversity?
When Judy Singer, a sociologist on the autism spectrum, began using the term 'neurodiverse" in the 1990s, she was one of the first in the movement to reject the notion of being disabled. She believed that individuals “neurodiverse” were not deficient but had peculiar strengths not recognized by society. Their brains were working differently from […]
Student
Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA)
The Every Student Succeeds Act is a comprehensive legislation that governs K-12 public education in the United States. It was enacted to replace the No Child Left Behind Act and to ensure that all children receive a high-quality education. What is the Every Student Succeeds Act? First, let’s understand the No Child Left Behind Act. […]
Behavior
2e kids
Some children are exceptionally talented in certain areas. These areas include math, writing, or music, while others may struggle with learning challenges like ADHD, dyslexia, dyscalculia, autism, and sensory processing issues. However, some children fit into both categories, known as twice-exceptional or “2e” children. 2e children possess exceptional abilities and disabilities that affect their learning […]
Curriculum
Harriet Tubman
Meta: Learn more about the life of Harriet Tubman, including some of the key events in her life and the legacy of the famous abolitionist and social activist. Modern America, and the Western world at large, are based on a few fundamental principles. Liberty, equality, and democracy. Throughout history, a few people have fought for […]
Well-being
Strengths in kids
When it comes to kids, parents are often looking for ways to help their children grow and succeed. One way parents can do this is by helping their children learn about their strengths. Strengths can be identified by exploring what a child is already good at and their interests, passions, and personal preferences. In this […]
Special Education
Least restrictive environment
When someone with a disability goes into education, there can be some concerns about how they integrate into the classroom. After all, whether it’s a physical or psychological disability, there are some cases in which it’s hard to be around fully able students. This is where the principle of least restrictive environment is useful. Find […]
Math
Mental math
A child's years spent in education are some of the most formative ones of their lives. They're learning fundamental and transferrable skills that will help them throughout their school life, careers, social settings, and relationships. Their days in school set them up for their lives in one way or another. That's why having a clear […]
Reading
When do kids learn to read?
Reading is hard. It takes a lot of focus and concentration to decode words, let alone understand them. This is why learning how to read is not something that happens overnight. It takes time. Similarly, some kids are better readers than others, and understanding why this is important for helping them learn. This article will […]
Behavior
Receptive language disorder
Receptive language disorder occurs when someone doesn't understand what another person is trying to say. It is a disorder that makes it difficult to communicate. Someone who has this will have trouble understanding the meaning of words and language, leading to responses that don't entirely make sense. However, this is not due to a lack […]

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