Autistic and ADHD Kids Parenting Strategies: Every Brain is Different

21. Februar 2025

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Creating Accessible Classrooms: A Conversation with Bryson Tarbet

In this special episode of the Every Brain is Different podcast, Samantha welcomes Bryson Tarbet, a panelist at the upcoming Neurodiversity and Harmony Summit. Bryson, an elementary music specialist turned independent instructional coach, discusses his mission to create accessible classrooms for neurodiverse students. Drawing from personal experiences with ADHD and Auditory Processing Disorder, Bryson introduces his 'domains of accessibility' framework aimed at identifying and removing barriers before they become significant issues. The episode also highlights Bryson's upcoming summit presentations, which will explore these domains and offer practical strategies for educators and parents.

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