Maria Kennedy

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Full-Tilt Parenting: Strategies, Insights, and Connection for Parents Raising Neurodivergent Children · TPP 284: Maria Kennedy on What's Needed & What's Next in the Movement to Support 2e Students · 8 Mar 2022 podcast

And we'll have a few giveaways, but they'll need to check into our our

website which will be uh twoecenter.org forward slash two e dash symposium and if they check that there will be lots of information about the symposium and then later on in the year hopefully we're we're hoping that around November we'll be actually able to have an in-person symposium so people can actually come over

over to this amazing place Bridges and see what it is we do and get a taste of the bridges life.

Which would we're trying to help other people learn those skills because I we firmly believe that, you know, once you've found something good, then you shouldn't keep it to yourself.

You definitely should share it and allow other people to um to access those things.

Right, that's right.

So it it will open in the fall of this year.

I would say it's that that belief that

That a child cannot be gifted and have a learning difference.

Lots of people that I have met still are struggling to get their head around the concept of neurodiversity, right?

Um, I think for the longest time we have only spoken about gifted ed.

So gifted ed has been a separate topic all by itself, right?

So you have your mainstream children, and then if you're really lucky, you get to go to gifted ed if you're really smart, right?

And so that creme de la creme, that top five, 10% of the population are in gifted ed, right?

And then most people then are in mainstream.

And then of course, if you were in special ed, you know, they looked down their noses at you.

hid you away to the side.

You were almost a mistake.

I mean, these things are just like awful.

I mean, so many of the the children have come into bridges and their parents have been traumatized by their experience.

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