EDsplorers

Yesterday, I hiked nine miles wearing a bug net. Let's just say it "inspired" giggles for everyone I encountered. No shame in my game!

"Over the decades, psychologists have noted those who present signs of having dyslexia also tend to be better at global abstract and spatial reasoning. They also tend to be more inventive, and are better at predicting outcomes."

https://www.sciencealert.com/having-dyslexia-could-mean-your-brain-is-wired-to-make-better-decisions/amp

I believe in student-centric teaching. Student first, then academics. There are so many needs to fill before our children are ready to learn. Thanks to all of the teachers who do so much to meet those needs!

"People with an ADHD-style nervous system tend to be great problem-solvers. They wade into problems that have stumped everyone else and jump to the answer. They are affable, likable people with a sense of humor. They have what Paul Wender called “relentless determination.” When they get hooked on a challenge, they tackle it with one approach after another until they master the problem — and they may lose interest entirely when it is no longer a challenge."

Uncomfortable Truths About the ADHD Nervous System Easily bored, sensitive to distractions, creative and intense. If you grew up with ADHD, chances are you always felt “different.” Now here’s a scientific explanation, finally, of …