A Great Leap
Laura McKennaFrom Autism to Adult
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 84 | Subscribers | Read | greatleap.substack.com |
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What Parents Don't Know About College
Parents often think that colleges offer special education classes, with adapted curriculum, similar to high school offerings. Some assume that they can call professors and have them change requirements for their students. They might believe...
Confused? So was I.
On our autism journey, I stumbled through three stages of confusion. The first stage was when my son was really little. He couldn’t talk well, but he didn’t have other telltale markers for autism. His pediatrician, Early Intervention, presc...
From Transition Program to Community College
There is no reason to go to college immediately after high school. There’s no law that every 18-year has to be seated in the front row of a seminar hall taking notes in Anthro 101. Just because we did that way, and all the neighbors’ kids a...
Increase the Chances of Employment Success for Neurodiverse Young Adults
Getting through college is tough. Less than half of all college students at four-year colleges finish in four years. The reality is that most students need six years to graduate. The six-year graduation rate at a public college is 67.4%, an...
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Education, politics, families. Past: journalism, pol sci professor, PhD, teacher, researcher, mom, and secretary in a solenoid valve factory.
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