OM DENNE EPISODE
What if the things we're told to "fix" are actually strengths in disguise?
We're joined by Kassi Bogolin — retired special education teacher and author of What If It's Not Broken? — to talk about neurodiversity, why autism and ADHD are being reframed from disorders to differences, and what parents and educators can do to better support the neurodivergent kids in their lives. A conversation full of insight, compassion, and a few perspectives that might just change the way you see the world.
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