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A campaign to accept those who are different

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It’s been shown time and again that when a problem is given to a group consisting of 99% neurologically identical people, the solution is more often than not provided by the 1% neurological outlier. That outlier may well be considered disabled or disadvantaged most or all of the time. But to supporters of neurodiversity, people are perceived as disabled because they are at the extreme edge of the ability pond; not because they are damaged.

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Special Ed Teacher after struggling with Dyscalculia

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A personal story about someone who struggled with dyscalculia and then moved on to become a special ed teacher with a masters degree. Read the story and note that she got only detected in grade nine. Another good example of why we need to push for early screening in schools and if not in schools, Parents need to be aware. See our latest website http://dyscalculiaaware.org

 

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