Real talk about navigating the journey of neurodiversity at home, at school, work, and in life with Patty Lubold and Coach Courtney Edman.
Patty is an award-winning journalist and strategic communications coach who has held leadership and consultant roles in strategy, communications, media relations and design thinking.
Courtney is an experienced executive function and parenting coach who specializes in working with neurodivergent children, teens, and adults and owns her own consultancy, 2TametheShame.
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Real talk about navigating the journey of neurodiversity at home, at school, work, and in life with Patty Lubold and Coach Courtney Edman.
Patty is an award-winning journalist and strategic communications coach who has held leadership and consultant roles in strategy, communications, media relations and design thinking.
Courtney is an experienced executive function and parenting coach who specializes in working with neurodivergent children, teens, and adults and owns her own consultancy, 2TametheShame.
Episode 4: Closing the gap: A conversation on how ineffective operational processes impact neurodiverse learners and can dull a teacher's ability to understand and help the students in front of them.
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Episode 4: Closing the gap: A conversation on how ineffective operational processes impact neurodiverse learners and can dull a teacher's ability to understand and help the students in front of them.
Repetitive problems like not consistently following IEP accommodations is a symptom of a larger issue. If school systems truly want to embrace inclusivity and belonging, they must underscore it is everyone's role to ensure a free and appropriate education for all and then walk the walk. Addressing ineffective operational processes and scaling behaviors and skills from their teaching team already successfully embracing diversity, equity, and inclusion in their classrooms, can change the trajectory of many young lives and improve school culture. Some process problem solving articles to think through how new procedures might apply in a school community: https://www.lean.org/the-lean-post/articles/lean-beyond-production/ https://www.virginiamasoninstitute.org/leader-tools-to-prevent-medical-errors/
SEE ME
Real talk about navigating the journey of neurodiversity at home, at school, work, and in life with Patty Lubold and Coach Courtney Edman.
Patty is an award-winning journalist and strategic communications coach who has held leadership and consultant roles in strategy, communications, media relations and design thinking.
Courtney is an experienced executive function and parenting coach who specializes in working with neurodivergent children, teens, and adults and owns her own consultancy, 2TametheShame.
