Categories
- anxiety disorders (2)
- Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) (8)
- autism (21)
- dyslexia (5)
- Education (4)
- human development (3)
- intellectual disabilities (4)
- mood disorders (6)
- Neurodiversity (35)
- neuroscience (1)
- Other Forms of Neurodiversity (2)
- schizophrenia (6)
- Special Education (12)
- Uncategorized (7)
- Workplace Issues (2)
Tag Archives: Special Education
Seeing the Best in Every Child: The Importance of Neurodiversity
Imagine that all of the people in the world have been magically transformed into flowers. Some of us are petunias. Others are begonias. Still others are tulips. Now, let’s say for the sake of argument that the psychiatrists in this … Continue reading
What Full Inclusion Means for Neurodiverse Kids
I was just reading an article on the website “Disability Scoop” about inclusion of kids with intellectual disabilities in Connecticut’s public schools. Connecticut ranks second in the country in terms of the percentage of intellectually disabled kids mainstreamed in regular classrooms. So one … Continue reading
Finding One’s Niche in Life
I was just reading an article in The Watertown (NY) Daily Times about a seventeen-year-old named Christopher Durgen who has ADHD and autism. As a young child, he had trouble getting along with classmates and was frequently suspended from school. That … Continue reading
CRSTE Cyberconference: Thanks for Participating!
I want to thank the readers who have come from the CRSTE Cyberconference, and especially those who made comments on my posts, for participating in this i-event. The comments have all been very positive and insightful. One commenter, for example, … Continue reading