Nicole Tetreault
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362 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2020
last heard Jun 2021
Nicole Tetreault’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Learning becomes highly motivated where they're getting high levels of dopamine where it's rewarding and they're in flow.
And then on top of it, if they have areas where they need support, bring them in.
Yeah, that's great.
Yeah, I think um that's often the case.
I think, you know, with previous books in the past that have really delved into this area, that's always the case that you're in search to support your child and along the way you realize, oh, genetically, you know, they're half me.
And, you know, coming into that, I mean, I think really stepping back and redoing your own blueprint.
You know, that was what happened for me at the time when I finished my PhD.
I was kind of lined up with a standard postdoc job, and it was a really exciting opportunity.
And I had to decide in that moment.
moment to really transition my career and decide to become a science communicator.
And um in that it took a a lot of time and a and a whole new layer of skills and muscles to learn, but
In that concurrently, I was finding my son was twice exceptional and I was twice exceptional and
You know, a lot of compassion.
I think really that that softening awareness of coming to the moment like this is it, this is part of who I am, and this is okay and this belongs.
You know, I think there'd been so many stories, you know, from our educational times where I I, I'll speak for myself, stuffed myself down because
I didn't fit in that box.
And I thought, this is what it's like to be an adult.
This is what it's like to be a scientist.
This is, and it's like, no, be me.
And whatever those parts come out.
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