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This episode explores the often-silent experiences of neurodiverse teachers and the barriers they face within the education system. Shona OCallaghan shares her journey, illustrating the importance of inclusivity for both staff and students and the need for greater awareness about neurodiversity in schools.

• Discussion on the hidden neurodiversity among teachers 
• Shauna's personal journey with dyslexia, ADHD, and dyscalculia 
• The impact of neurodiversity on teaching practices 
• The necessity of supportive school cultures and leadership 
• The role of parents in advocating for neurodiversity 
• Insights on the strengths neurodiverse educators bring to the classroom 
• The holistic benefits of inclusivity for students and teachers 
• Steps schools can take to foster true inclusion 
• Shauna's vision for a more accepting educational system

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