Rebecca Engle: neurodiversity in the classroom and stories of advocacy
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Rebecca Engle shares her journey as an autistic educator and advocate for neurodiversity, discussing her challenges and inclusive teaching methods.
Send us Fan Mail Embracing Neurodiversity: A Conversation with Autistic Educator and Author Rebecca Engle In this episode of 'Why Not Me,' hosted by Tony Mantor from Nashville, Tennessee, Rebecca Engle, an autistic educator and author, shares her journey and insights into neurodiversity in education. Rebecca discusses her experiences as a nonverbal child, the challenges she faced in academia, and the strategies she uses to support neurodivergent students. She highlights the importance of c...
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Host: Tony Mantor
Guest: Rebecca Engle
Topics covered
- neurodiversity
- education
- advocacy
- inclusive teaching
- autism
- sensory overload
Keywords
- neurodiversity
- autistic educator
- inclusive teaching methods
- sensory overload
- educational systems
- advocacy
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