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When you work with young kids on a daily basis, your books quickly become more “loved” than those in a public library! Here are some suggested books (with positive messages) if your reading materials are falling apart. | Kite Kid Mama

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Kids’ books falling apart? Here are ideas if it’s time to replenish.

June 12, 2019

Most general-education teachers don’t feel equipped to meet outlier students’ needs | Kite Kid Mama

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Most teachers don’t feel equipped to meet outliers’ needs

June 6, 2019

clinicians, educators, parents

Is this worth it? Remembering my why.

May 11, 2019

Building "social knowledge” can be far more complex that most people realize.

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How to help kids build “social smarts”

May 10, 2019

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The struggles & strengths of twice-exceptional kids

April 22, 2019

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Improving class lists

April 13, 2019

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Thanks for stopping by. I created this site after learning why my son had been bullied & excluded since age five. It took three years to find out – mostly because of long-standing myths. That's far too long, so now I'm on a mission to help others. I explain what "the G word" is &, just as important, what it isn't. With the help of many experts, you'll also see tips for navigating this type of neurodiversity. Join me as I share what I'm learning.

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Kids’ books falling apart? Here are ideas if it’s time to replenish.

Most teachers don’t feel equipped to meet outliers’ needs

Improving class lists

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