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Literacy and Self-Worth for Students with Disabilities: Early Free Access to Assistive Tech

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Empowering Communication: How Assistive Technology Transforms Lives Access to communication is a fundamental human right, but for individuals who cannot speak verbally, communication can be a significant barrier. Thankfully, advances in assistive technology (AT) are opening new pathways for independence and self-expression. In a recent episode of the We Can Learn to Learn Vlog, Mina […]

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‘My World’: A Polyvagal Map for Navigating Our Inner World

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Understanding the Polyvagal Theory Through My World’s Nervous System Map Children and adults don’t always have the words to explain what’s happening inside their bodies. A child who suddenly becomes angry, withdraws, or refuses to participate may not be choosing difficult behavior. The nervous system may be responding to signals of danger, stress, or unsafety. […]

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Rethinking “Unruly” Behavior: A Nervous-System View

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Polyvagal Theory in the Classroom: Helping Children Feel Safe, Communicate, and Learn Children’s behavior in school can be difficult to interpret. Agitation, silence, anxiety, rigid movement, speech difficulties, and sudden outbursts may be treated as defiance or lack of ability. In this interview, child and adult psychiatrist Tineke explains how a polyvagal-informed approach can help […]

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Mispronouncing “R”s Led to Bullying and Addiction

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A speech impediment in childhood can affect far more than pronunciation. For Justin Melanson, difficulty pronouncing the letter “R” became the starting point for years of bullying, declining school performance, isolation, substance use, and trauma. His story also shows how meaningful relationships, purposeful work, recovery communities, and creative expression can help someone rebuild a life. […]

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Father’s Role in Creating Emotional and Cognitive Resilience for Children with Travis Goodman

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In today’s fast-paced world, the importance of attachment and emotional intelligence in education and parenting cannot be overstated. At the heart of healthy development, successful learning, and resilient children lies the foundation of safe, nurturing relationships—both at home and in school. In a recent discussion with Travis Goodman, an expert in attachment theory and emotional […]

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