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ADHD
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Social Model of Diasbility
Behavior
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Being an Ally
Natural Language Acquisition
AAC
All About AAC
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Trialing Communication Software
Setting Up AAC
Using AAC
AAC in the IEP
LAMP Words for Life
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Principles of Practice
Neurodiversity
Autism
ADHD
PDA: Pervasive Drive for Autonomy
Social Model of Diasbility
Behavior
Neurodivergent Content Creators
Being an Ally
Natural Language Acquisition
AAC
All About AAC
AAC Myths
Funding Process
Trialing Communication Software
Setting Up AAC
Using AAC
AAC in the IEP
LAMP Words for Life
Therapist Corner
Neurodiversity-Affirming Practice
Social Model of Diasbility
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How this aligns with the neurodiversity paradigm
The Social Model and Neurodiversity - Autistic Scholar
A while ago, I described my view of what the neurodiversity paradigm means. In that post, my ideas owe some very clear debts not only to others who have thought about the concept of neurodiversity, but also to the thinkers who developed the social model of disability. Indeed, in Judy Singer’s new introduction to the original thesis (1998/2016) which she used to propose the idea of neurodiversity, she credits the social model with providing the “framework” of the thesis. However,... Read More Read More
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