Neurodiversity in a Nutshell
A weekly Education podcast
Neurodiversity in a Nutshell
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Episodes of Neurodiversity in a Nutshell
Mark All
In today's interview with Dr. Vikram Jaswal, we discuss rhetoric, legislation, and more!
In this episode, we close off our Neurodiverse Condition Series and discuss the direction of future episodes.
In this episode, we discuss the history, rhetoric, and clarify myths surrounding dyscalculia and dysgraphia.
In this episode, we discuss the history, rhetoric, and clarify myths surrounding dyslexia.
In this episode, we will be covering the various learning disabilities, their background, and a brief history.
In this episode, we will be covering the strengths and challenges, along with the myths and misconceptions associated with Tourette Syndrome.
In this episode, we will be covering the background, history, and language of Tourette Syndrome.
For our 30th episode, we have the honor of interviewing Dr. Alexander Blum, adjunct faculty at San Francisco State University. He is an adjunct lecturer teaching introductory special education courses in the Department of Special Education incl
In this episode, we will be covering the myths and misconceptions associated with Down Syndrome.
In this episode, we will be covering the strengths and challenges associated with Down Syndrome!
In this episode, we will be covering the background, history, and language of Down’s Syndrome.
In this episode we will be covering the strengths and challenges associated with ADHD as a condition and clarify some myths and misconceptions.
In this episode, we will be covering some of the background, history, and language of ADHD.
Today, we will be discussing play and activity interventions.
We will be discussing teaching interventions that can be applied to classroom settings but can also be used in household teaching sessions.
Welcome to our 22nd podcast episode where will be discussing general interventions that can be applied to different activities!
Today, we will be learning about interventions and evidence-based practives.
For our 20th episode, we have the honor of interviewing the founder of Neurodiversity Celebration Week, Sienna Castellon. Take a listen as we discuss the neurodiversity movement!
Today, we will be covering the strengths and challenges associated with autism as a condition and clear up some myths and misconceptions.
In this episode, we'll be discussing the background, history, and language of autism spectrum condition.
We’ve spent many weeks and episodes discussing the neurodiversity movement and the viewpoints, but we also want to spend time to discuss many of the conditions falling under the umbrella of neurodiversity. After examining the foundations of the
We will be covering the disparities and inconsistencies that appear when looking into statistics and studies that relate to the neurodiverse community. In particular, we will be taking a look at some of the discrepancies that pop up when resear
Today we’re going to be looking at the language, terms, and rhetoric related to the neurodiverse community.
While most events, conferences, and celebrations are up in the air, we can’t accurately predict what’s going to happen in 2021, especially for the neurodiversity movement. But what we can do is talk about our plans and goals for Unitopia–and ho
While 2020 marks many moments of frustration and suffering, join us as we highlight some of the exciting moments of 2020.
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