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Goodbye to Social Skills Classes. Hello to Dungeons & Dragons!
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Say Goodbye To Social Skills Classes And Hello To Dungeons & Dragons
Roleplaying games (RPG) like Dungeons and Dragons (DND) have seen a resurgence in recent years.
As parents and teachers of twice-exceptional students, we can learn a lot from RPGs. Beyond the basic joy of playing a game, RPGs enforce three critical ideas for 2e students: 1) not every skill is equal, or needs to be, 2) lean into your strength, and 3) a balanced group is more powerful than a balanced individual.
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