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One thing I often hear discussed is whether a child “needs” a particular accommodation. Another common discussion is around whether a label is beneficial or harmful to a child.
There is a lot of challenging nuance in both of these.
Listen in to this week’s podcast to hear some of my thoughts on the topic. Then, hit reply and let me know your thoughts!
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