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It shows a lack of understanding and reduces OCD in a prejudicial way. It's so better than using the word bipolar in that way.

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Fetishizing People with Dissociative identity Disorder (DID)

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Fetishizing People with Dissociative identity Disorder (DID)

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Families actively choosing not to have their children tested for mental disabilities due to the stigma surrounding them

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I have ADHD and so I have trouble focusing for long periods of time. However, school is formatted in a way that my classmates and I are expected to sit and be focused an entire class period. This is unattainable for me as I need breaks and need to move around.

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teachers literally refusing to give it to people who need it

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My school has a policy that all tests/quizzes are given with built in time and a half so that people with that accommodation don't have to feel different, but I think it perpetuates the idea that needing extra time is abnormal or unnecessary

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Calling Neurodivergent People Lazy or refusing to acknowledge it

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Calling Neurodivergent People Lazy or refusing to acknowledge it

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Jokes being made about self-harm aimed at someone who was depressed

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Not taking people with diagnosed mental illnesses seriously

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Making jokes about suicide or commenting that people who have/plan to commit suicide are selfish

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People who do not qualify for extended time joking about wishing they have it. Also people talking during extended time and having no regard for those who need to focus.

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Calling someone with a disability "touched" or "crazy"

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Just in terms of mindset, I assume that everyone is able bodied and capable of moving from place to place, etc...

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I was going to put this one too, but I'm not sure it is ableism in that it is prejudice, discrimination, or institutional oppression. I feel like there might be another level of inconsideration of people with disabilities, jokes and stuff

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The way schools teach material is tailored to those who are neuro-typical. Those who are neurodivergent or have learning disabilities have a much harder time learning as they aren't learning in their best learning style

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Peers using words such as bipolar in insensitive manners.

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Infantilizing people with mental disabilities 

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Infantilizing people with mental disabilities 

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Schools not having activities for kids that may be unable to participate in sports (when there is no other option aside from sitting out and not participating in any athletics)

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no accommodations for disabled people which led to someone almost getting hurt

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Carpet is extremely difficult to move on if you are in a wheel chair, in hotels it's often extremely hard for a disabled person to wheel themselves down hallways

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Making fun of students for having anxiety, specifically about grades (often through calling them "cry babies" and the like)

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People with regular time complaining that others who have extended time have an "unfair advantage" and "don't really need it" or "fake it to do better on tests"

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People making fun of those with speech impediments or Tourette's

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Schools not having any physical accomodations for people with physical disabilities (like ramps, pathways, etc)

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There aren't ramps to get into all the buildings that have stairs