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How A Strength-Based School Year Will Change Your Child’s Life!
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Goodbye to Social Skills Classes. Hello to Dungeons & Dragons!
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Creating Learning Plans That Work! The 3 KEY Ingredients
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Alternative Education Paths: Removing Barriers to Learning
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The Most Overlooked Support for 2e Students: Acceleration
Whether you're a parent, educator, or simply passionate about supporting neurodivergent learners, this blog is your go-to resource for all things related to strength-based education and fostering a community of belonging.
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What a Virtual Birthday Party Taught Me About Connection
What can a virtual birthday party teach us about connection? For Oliver, a boy who once felt isolated, it was life-changing. Thanks to Young Scholars Academy, he found a community of kids who truly get him, turning his struggles into triumphs. This story is a testament to the power of belonging. If your child needs their own transformation, join our upcoming open house and discover the magic.
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.
FB Live 8/25- 2e Students Socializing Successfully
Whether you missed the FB Live or simply want to rewatch, tune in as we discuss helping twice-exceptional students socialize with greater success. This is so valuable this back-to-school season!
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