Neurodiversity
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Jean Winegardner Jonathan Mooney You wouldn’t know to look at him that Jonathan Mooney is a man with a disability. He is young, handsome, and speaks with an easy style and a confidence that doesn’t reflect early, dire warnings of jail or a life flipping burgers that his early teachers predicted for him.
Neurodiversity rights activist Jonathan Mooney: "You're not broken"
<img class="aligncenter size-full wp-image-37857" title="ari_neeman" src="http://www.wired.com/images_blogs/wiredscience/2010/10/ari_neeman.jpg" alt="" width="660" height="440" /> When Ari Ne’eman walked onstage at a college campus in Pennsylvania in June, he looked like a handsome young rabbi presiding over the bar mitzvah of a young Talmudic scholar. In truth, Ne’eman was facilitating a different kind of coming-of-age ceremony.
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Special Education and the Concept of Neurodiversity
identifies and communicates successful strategies as a leading-edge web resource for educational practice. Our first journal issues feature articles on neuroscience, creativity, counseling, technology, data-driven decision making, museum education, arts integration, special education, early education, cultural literacy, action research, Universal Design, international exchange programs, higher education, teacher preparation and more: New!
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