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This could go in a lot of these - if you're giving a presentation, please don't only use pictures on your slides! I can't process what I'm hearing very well - I also need textual cues (or visualizations of the content).

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Giving neurodiverse learners an opportunity to share their experiences if they are willing.

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giving permission to step away if the content becomes overstimulating or overwhelming

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I'd like to try using live polling more often, incorporating the ideas you shared around allowing multiple ways to interact, helping students deal with anxiety and remain involved without worrying about what others think of their answers. Also a great way to gauge understanding/experience/emotional response to what we are doing

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Offering a few options for what active and meaningful engagement looks like.

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Normalize Difference

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It’s healing to hear about behaviors (stimming, audio, etc) that I was chided for as a child/college student that are actually coping strategies.

It’s helpful to think about how I could be empathetic toward students exhibiting those behaviors instead of crushing them like teachers tried to get me to stop doing them.

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Enable captions/transcription as the default in all Zoom spaces.

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Building in a variety of wellness breaks for different needs (movement, silence, stress relief, etc.)

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Encouraging folks to do what they need for themselves at the beginning of the session.

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Multiple Means of Engagement

Multiple Means of Representation

Multiple Means of Action & Expression

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How do you imagine yourself incorporating some of these into your own work?

Which small change do you think will make the largest impact?

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The belief that in order to see “compassion through student lens” instructors must also make space for empathy in which “care and compassion are not separate from being professional.” —Belak & Waddington, 2021