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Things I Learned In Kindergarten that No Longer Serve Me
Some rules that made sense when you were five don’t make sense in other circumstances or later in life. Here are a few things I choose to leave behind.
Some rules that made sense when you were five don’t make sense in other circumstances or later in life. Here are a few things I choose to leave behind.
I find it a lot easier to do things when I know why they matter, and then I don’t complain about them (nearly as much).
Many schools and teachers try hard to foster in students a growth mindset—the resilience to keep trying—but are we unintentionally undermining our best efforts?
I hear a lot of questions from parents and professionals on how to motivate autistic children. But motivation itself isn’t the issue.
Here are 20 examples of masking in real life. Do you do any of these things? If you resonate with several of them, you might be masking.
Socializing isn’t primarily about social skills. In fact, that’s the smallest factor, and the last thing to work on.
Lots of us are trained as we grow up to ignore our internal signals of what we need. There’s a lot of different aspects in there to unpack, and I’m going to address one of them.
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