Neurodiversity Articles & Blogs

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"TENDRIL THEORY" by Erin Human A good way to explain executive function, specifically the challenge of being interrupted or having to switch tasks suddenly, to a neurotypical person.

“The Simulation Exercises That Expand Educators’ Understanding of Neurodivergent Students” by Suzanne Robertshaw Ultimately, a neurotypical person can never truly understand the neurodivergent experience. But without fail, there is always a tangible shift in the room following these exercises.

"Are We Creating More Neurodiversity? How Modern Life Is Rewiring Young Minds" by Adam Meyersieck We are creating a new kind of acquired neurodiversity, with the modern world rewiring kids’ brains to operate under constant threat.

ADHD and autism in media: How to help neurodivergent colleagues thrive ADHD and autism are being covered in the media due to the skyrocketing numbers of people being diagnosed. This isn’t an epidemic, it’s a better public understanding of neurological diversity, the extent to which we differ in our sensory perception, concentration, emotional regulation, literacy ability and more.