Autisticzebra recently published a post: We do not outgrow our autism. On the surface that would seem self-evident. Even though we still know relatively little about how the brain actually works, w…
I pressed my back into the corner of the cold wall behind me, as hard as I could, hard enough to distract me from the need to twirl or flick my fingers or flap my hands, hard enough to counterbalan…
Finding the True Number of Females with Autistic Spectrum Disorder by Estimating the Biases in Initial Recognition and Clinical Diagnosis - PubMed
The proportion of females whose ASD diagnosis is missed is unknown. The ratio of males to females with ASD is generally quoted as 4:1, though it is believed that there are biases preventing females from being diagnosed and that the true ratio is lower. These biases have not been clearly identified o …
She survived a forced sterilization. Activists fear more could occur post-Roe.
Tens of thousands of women, a disproportionate share of them Black, were forcibly sterilized in the 20th century, a practice upheld by the Supreme Court.
Author: Jane Mantzalas is a PhD candidate within the Olga Tennison Autism Research Centre. Her research interests are centred around autism in adulthood and improving the mental health and wellbeing…
Most academics are doing 'ungrading' wrong| THE Campus Learn, Share, Connect
The vast majority of applications of what is referred to as ungrading rely on rubrics, stated learning outcomes and grades by other names, says Sean Michael Morris
I.I muster enough courage to smoke — a sin I’ve only smelled on mouths of men until I left home for college. I almost want someone I know to spot my lips wisping white and trip with shock. Good girls don’t smoke. But I am no good, no girl. This is not rebellion, or some […]
Improving Disability Representation in Star Wars | One Scene for Joy
The Mods' reception in The Book of Boba Fett seemed to be controversial. Many claiming The Mods don't fit in Star Wars. So join us taking a deeper look at Th...
Human Restoration Project Talks Professional Learning & Progressive Pedagogy - Conceptually Speaking
When you reflect back on your most recent professional learning in-service days, what springs to mind? Rich educational experiences filled with meaningful learning? Or cringey icebreakers, one-size-fits-all lectures, and flavor-of-the-month fluff?...
Today’s episode is about cyborgs with Ashley Shew and Jillian Weise. Ashley is an assistant professor at Virginia Tech in the Science, Technology, and Society department and her current work…
“Empty Pedagogy, Behaviorism, and the Rejection of Equity” – Chris McNutts diagnosis on the educational reality. - Holistic Think Thank
The use of techniques based on the achievements of behaviorism stirs rampant emotions among education specialists. It is worth remembering, that behaviorism had its origins in experimental research involving animals. Conducting research on the impact of stimuli, and human reactions to them, took place at a later date. Therefore, the use of the most rudimentary mechanisms of this kind of