What happens when a seasoned educator discovers they are on the autism spectrum? In this inspiring episode of Hall Pass to Nowhere, we are joined by Dr. Doug MacLeod of SUNY Cobleskill to explore his journey through a late autism diagnosis.
Rather than viewing it as a setback, Dr. MacLeod reveals how this realization became a catalyst for transforming his instructional practice. He shares candid stories about how understanding his own neurodivergence has allowed him to break down barriers, foster deeper empathy, and connect with his students on a much more meaningful level.
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If you are a teacher, professor, or lifelong learner interested in the intersection of neurodiversity and education, this conversation will change the way you look at the classroom.
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