Sam Young
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444 appearances
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first heard Apr 2023
last heard Apr 2023
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socializing has really changed in this time period.
And I think that a lot of us expect it to go back to the way it was.
And I say that in two ways.
One, going back to the way it was for us as adults.
We expect our kids to socialize similarly to the way we did.
And I also think that we expect our kids to socialize similarly to the way that they did prior to the pandemic.
So we have to reimagine it and really let go of what socializing might look like and put our arms around what it is looking like and what it might in the future.
Hey, Debbie, thank you so much for having me.
I'm psyched to be here.
Sure.
I grew up on the East Coast originally and went through mostly the public school system and at a very early age was identified in fourth grade with having ADHD.
And then once again in high school and then once again in college, there were sort of three times when I would sort of check in and say, is this me?
Yes, it is.
And during my educational journey, I really discovered that learning differently was exciting, rewarding, but mostly challenging.
And that's mostly what I focused on, unfortunately, because
So much of the system is focused on deficits and struggles and things like that.
And a lot of the times I would really kind of stew in that place.
And it wasn't until I got older and really committed myself to education and progressive education that I discovered all the strengths that I had as a result of some of these things.
So I went on this kind of strengths-based journey.
In short, I worked at Bridges Academy for almost a decade.
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