Gwen Vogelgang

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Full-Tilt Parenting: Strategies, Insights, and Connection for Parents Raising Neurodivergent Children · TPP 179: 12-Year-Old Rylan Talks About Growing up with Tourettes and Autism · 15 Oct 2019 podcast

So the curriculum guide just offers

just big picture opportunities and questions and very sensory focused activities as it relates to the content of each page.

But they can dive deeper, you know, in like a 10 minute chunk, because I know teachers have zero time for anything extra.

But it does allow for some sensory activities to get to know how students in each classroom see the world and process the world and

you know, the things about them that I think are really vital for teachers to understand at the beginning of a school year.

we've just learned, we don't really care what his math skill is.

We want you to understand him because if you can understand him, you can then speak into his ability to do these academic expectations.

But if you don't understand him, you're, I mean, you're just, it's like, you know, walking backwards on a treadmill.

just no...

You know, it just doesn't make sense.

So the curriculum guide is really, I'm hoping, going to be a helpful tool to work with the book for teachers just to have more dialogue in a classroom setting and really pay through the

sixth grade is what the curriculum is meant to speak

Can you read that part again?

This is my favorite part.

Slowly.

Yeah.

And quite often it's teachers that we have to explain it to because they're the one that kind of sets the tone for a classroom.

And so we've had teachers say, well, he didn't do that tick yesterday, so that must not be a tick.

And so there's just a lot of education that we need to do about Tourette's in general that, you know, Ryland has never said a curse word in his life.

It would be like the vein of his existence if he said a curse word.

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