The NeuroDiverse Teacher

The NeuroDiverse Teacher

By Kristen C. Eccleston, Ed. D.Society & CulturePersonal Journals
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The NeuroDiverse Teacher episodes

  • Starter Mindset: A conversation with Moshe Goldstein

    Moshe is the author of STARTERMINDSET, which at its core, is about starting a company or passion when you are young or inexperienced. 



    DISCLAIMER: Although podcast episodes are not explicit in nature, some episodes may contain occasional foul language and/or intense subject material. Listeners, please be advised.

    19 min
  • In Pursuit of Passion: A conversation with Hamish Hallett

    Hamish Hallett is a podcast host and journalist passionate about sharing knowledge and allowing others to do the same. He hosts the In Pursuit of Passion podcast, whereby he interviews individuals about why they love what they do and what lessons they have learned whilst pursuing their passion. 

    DISCLAIMER: Although podcast episodes are not explicit in nature, some episodes may contain occasional foul language and/or intense subject material. Listeners, please be advised.

    44 min
  • I Don’t Want to Turn 3: A conversation with Gramps Jeffrey

    Gramps Jeffrey’s children’s book, “I Don’t Want to Turn 3”, explores what goes through a toddler’s mind that parents are so desperate to understand. It is based on the true experiences he has had with his 6 grandchildren. “I Don’t Want to Turn 3,” is a simple story that teaches kids social skills, getting along with others, and the advantages and disadvantages of growing up and growing older. 

    DISCLAIMER: Although podcast episodes are not explicit in nature, some episodes may contain occasional foul language and/or intense subject material. Listeners, please be advised.

    27 min
  • Heart to Heart: A conversation with Gina Simm

    Gina is the author of Heart to Heart and has been an early childhood educator for over thirty years. Her background in Montessori education and children’s theater launched her into the world of public teaching, where she has spent most of her career as a first-grade teacher. Most significantly, her knowledge of Nonviolent Communication has transformed her classroom into a place where systems of the heart create a child-centered environment for moving through conflict. 



    DISCLAIMER: Although podcast episodes are not explicit in nature, some episodes may contain occasional foul language and/or intense subject material. Listeners, please be advised.

    30 min
  • Raising 4 Dimensional Children: A conversation with Tim McCarthy

    Tim McCarthy is the author of the book Raising 4 Dimensional Children in a 2 Dimensional World.

    Tim has a Master’s Degree in Education and a Grandmaster rank in martial arts. He has combined his years of experience as a classroom teacher and administrator (in both public and private schools) with even more years of experience teaching and developing martial arts programs to create a simple plan for the education of children. 

    Website:https://4d-2d.com/

    DISCLAIMER: Although podcast episodes are not explicit in nature, some episodes may contain occasional foul language and/or intense subject material. Listeners, please be advised.

    41 min
  • Septemics: A conversation with Jim Marshall

    Jim Marshall, B.S., is a polymathic intellectual whose areas of expertise include psychology, philosophy, theology, parapsychology, science, engineering, mathematics, law, literature, history, metaphysics, military science, political science, physical culture, organization, education, and music. 

    Social Media: @septemics

    DISCLAIMER: Although podcast episodes are not explicit in nature, some episodes may contain occasional foul language and/or intense subject material. Listeners, please be advised.

    41 min
  • Stop: Scapegoated No More: A conversation with Gina Dobson

    Join The NeuroDiverse Teacher as she interviews author and teacher Gina Dobson about the impact of others using you as a scapegoat and the current climate of education.

    Website: stop-scapegoatnomore.godaddysites.com

    Social Media Handle: @ginahasovercomeandisrestored

    DISCLAIMER: Although podcast episodes are not explicit in nature, some episodes may contain occasional foul language and/or intense subject material. Listeners, please be advised.

    38 min
  • The Self-Esteem Regime: A conversation with Clarissa Burt

    Meet Clarissa Burt, author of the bestselling book entitled The Self-Esteem Regime. Join me as we discuss how Clarissa found success and learn her secret to creating the best version of you!

    Visit Clarissa at https://clarissaburt.com/
    Social Media Handle : @clarissaburt

    DISCLAIMER: Although podcast episodes are not explicit in nature, some episodes may contain occasional foul language and/or intense subject material. Listeners, please be advised.

    35 min
  • The Self-Esteem Regime: A conversation with Clarissa Burt

    Meet Clarissa Burt, author of the bestselling book entitled The Self-Esteem Regime. Join me as we discuss how Clarissa found success and learn her secret to creating the best version of you!

    Visit Clarissa at https://clarissaburt.com/
    Social Media Handle : @clarissaburt

    DISCLAIMER: Although podcast episodes are not explicit in nature, some episodes may contain occasional foul language and/or intense subject material. Listeners, please be advised.

    35 min
  • Every Day Excellence: A conversation with Joe Templin

    Meet Joe Templin, author of Everyday Excellence: A Daily Guide to Growing. Joe is an amazing individual with a unique perspective that can help anyone looking to make a positive change in their life accomplish their goals without feeling overwhelmed or bogged down.

    Visit Joe at www.everyday-excellence.com

    DISCLAIMER: Although podcast episodes are not explicit in nature, some episodes may contain occasional foul language and/or intense subject material. Listeners, please be advised.

    44 min

About The NeuroDiverse Teacher

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When we're young, being different is scary, and for some reason, we go to great lengths to look, act, and think like everyone else. As a neurodivergent youth, the fear of being different can be even…