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Episode 65: Christopher Wyatt speaks as a parent and educator on Educating Neurodiverse Children in K12 and beyond
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My guest Christopher Wyatt discusses his experience as an autistic parent with two adopted neurotypical daughters, both diagnosed with ADHD, autism, sensory processing disorders, and learning disabilities.
Chris speaks about the daily challenges he faces and shares his journey as a parent, researcher, educator, and advocate for neurodiversity.
He examines how typical classroom teaching strategies can negatively impact autistic individuals.
Chris encourages autistics to express their needs in educational and professional environments, allowing teachers and employers to provide the necessary accommodations.
He provides valuable insights into the educational rights of neuro-diverse children in K-12 education and beyond
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