Season 3 · Episode 151

Interview with Lynn Greenberg: Co-Author of “Suzie the ADHD Taxi”

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind · Mark Ingrassia

November 24, 202544m 41s

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In this engaging conversation, Lynn Greenberg discusses her journey, along with her son Jonathan, as co-authors of children's books that focus on neurodiversity, particularly ADHD. She shares insights about her son Jonathan's experiences, the importance of advocacy, and the challenges faced by parents and educators in supporting neurodiverse children. The discussion highlights the need for understanding, inclusion, and the celebration of differences in children, as well as the role of literature in fostering these values.

titles

Navigating Neurodiversity: A Conversation with Lynn Greenberg
Empowering Children Through Literature

Sound Bites

"It's his superpower."
"Why be an ostrich?"
"Parents are the heroes."

keywords

ADHD, neurodiversity, children's books, education, advocacy, parenting, self-advocacy, inclusion, accessibility, creative cab company

takeaways

John is pursuing his MFA and hopes to teach.
The new book addresses ADHD and its challenges.
Neurodiversity should be celebrated as a strength.
Understanding differences in children is crucial.
Teachers need more training to support diverse learners.
Parents play a vital role in advocating for their children.
Children should learn to self-advocate as they grow.
Language used in education can impact perceptions of neurodiversity.
Inclusion in literature helps all children feel seen.
Community support is essential for families with neurodiverse children.

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