Stereotypes in Neurodivergent Hiring: When “Exceptional” Becomes the Expectation
For all the acceptance that neurodivergence has been receiving, including workplace initiatives to recruit and train neurodivergent talent, we still have a long way to go to achieve equity and full inclusion. Stereotypes still shape hiring patterns, and too many...
A Dozen Quotes of Appreciation For Teachers
One thing I often stress in my programs is the importance of making sure the people we work with know they are appreciated. Teachers make a difference every day. They educate, inspire, guide, counsel, encourage, and help students take the next step. These quotes were...
Classroom Management Strategies That Work: Proactive Behavior Supports for Struggling Learners
Teachers, I see you. Classrooms today are not easy to manage. Many students are coming to school with greater needs: inattention, low frustration tolerance, and weak social skills. They seem to be worse than what teachers were seeing a few years ago....