Debi Gregory
@thendbee.bsky.social
Obstinate, Headstrong Girl.
Connoisseur of Human Folly.
Most Ingenious Paradox.
Inconceivable.
Founding Chair-TheNeurodivergent Student Network.
https://ndstudentnetwork.wordpress.com/
Founding Chair-The Grove of Aletheia.
https://groveofa.wordpress.com/
Connoisseur of Human Folly.
Most Ingenious Paradox.
Inconceivable.
Founding Chair-TheNeurodivergent Student Network.
https://ndstudentnetwork.wordpress.com/
Founding Chair-The Grove of Aletheia.
https://groveofa.wordpress.com/
Reposted by Debi Gregory
I just realised that the video I recorded with @thendbee.bsky.social, about our chapter on neurodiversity in higher education, is on YouTube.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwDL...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwDL...
Neurodiversity in Higher Education: Reflections from Lived Experience
YouTube video by Neurodivergent Education Books
www.youtube.com
September 30, 2025 at 1:02 PM
I just realised that the video I recorded with @thendbee.bsky.social, about our chapter on neurodiversity in higher education, is on YouTube.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwDL...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwDL...
Reposted by Debi Gregory
Monotropism is also mentioned in 'Neurodiversity in Higher Education:
Reflections From Lived Experience' by
@thendbee.bsky.social & @fergus.oolong.co.uk; 'Autistic Knowledge in Learning and Teaching' by Jessica Spiegler; and 'The Autistic Advantage as an Researcher in Autism' by Esther Whitney.
Reflections From Lived Experience' by
@thendbee.bsky.social & @fergus.oolong.co.uk; 'Autistic Knowledge in Learning and Teaching' by Jessica Spiegler; and 'The Autistic Advantage as an Researcher in Autism' by Esther Whitney.
September 27, 2025 at 12:43 PM
Monotropism is also mentioned in 'Neurodiversity in Higher Education:
Reflections From Lived Experience' by
@thendbee.bsky.social & @fergus.oolong.co.uk; 'Autistic Knowledge in Learning and Teaching' by Jessica Spiegler; and 'The Autistic Advantage as an Researcher in Autism' by Esther Whitney.
Reflections From Lived Experience' by
@thendbee.bsky.social & @fergus.oolong.co.uk; 'Autistic Knowledge in Learning and Teaching' by Jessica Spiegler; and 'The Autistic Advantage as an Researcher in Autism' by Esther Whitney.
Reposted by Debi Gregory
The next book I have a chapter in is Neurodivergent Education and Lifelong Learning, from the same editors, out next month.
My chapter with @thendbee.bsky.social is Neurodiversity in Higher Education: Reflections from Lived Experience.
www.igi-global.com/book/neurodi...
My chapter with @thendbee.bsky.social is Neurodiversity in Higher Education: Reflections from Lived Experience.
www.igi-global.com/book/neurodi...
Neurodivergent Education and Lifelong Learning
Neurodivergent education and lifelong learning represent a transformative approach to understanding and supporting individual thinking, learning, and engagement. As neurodiversity awareness increases,...
www.igi-global.com
July 29, 2025 at 9:28 AM
The next book I have a chapter in is Neurodivergent Education and Lifelong Learning, from the same editors, out next month.
My chapter with @thendbee.bsky.social is Neurodiversity in Higher Education: Reflections from Lived Experience.
www.igi-global.com/book/neurodi...
My chapter with @thendbee.bsky.social is Neurodiversity in Higher Education: Reflections from Lived Experience.
www.igi-global.com/book/neurodi...
Which one? Both? Lol
June 23, 2025 at 9:24 AM
Which one? Both? Lol
Does the ND Student Network count? I’m running it by myself at the moment (would love some volunteers, I won’t be a student forever and need someone to take over eventually. Lol). And do faith support groups count?
June 23, 2025 at 5:18 AM
Does the ND Student Network count? I’m running it by myself at the moment (would love some volunteers, I won’t be a student forever and need someone to take over eventually. Lol). And do faith support groups count?
Agreed. Even in basic undergrad study we’re shown just how much of society is restricted by concepts that aren’t defined in academia. From the concept of intelligence and the, frankly idiotic, IQ cult to the whole weight-health debate and BMI!
June 22, 2025 at 7:26 AM
Agreed. Even in basic undergrad study we’re shown just how much of society is restricted by concepts that aren’t defined in academia. From the concept of intelligence and the, frankly idiotic, IQ cult to the whole weight-health debate and BMI!
Wish I hadn’t now. That’s a whole lot of ignorance and idiocy, right there.
June 22, 2025 at 7:22 AM
Wish I hadn’t now. That’s a whole lot of ignorance and idiocy, right there.
Since when has a concept had to be useful (or even work) for it to be implemented into society? There are countless terms that have never been definitively defined by science or academia that are used to create infrastructures that you all use probably on a daily basis. Such as intelligence, IQ, BMI
June 22, 2025 at 7:22 AM
Since when has a concept had to be useful (or even work) for it to be implemented into society? There are countless terms that have never been definitively defined by science or academia that are used to create infrastructures that you all use probably on a daily basis. Such as intelligence, IQ, BMI
I shall because I’m nosy!
June 22, 2025 at 7:19 AM
I shall because I’m nosy!
Booooo! I can’t see it because it says “blocked”… Does that mean I’ve been blocked by a random person? Or that I’ve pissed this guy off before? 🤣😂
June 22, 2025 at 6:41 AM
Booooo! I can’t see it because it says “blocked”… Does that mean I’ve been blocked by a random person? Or that I’ve pissed this guy off before? 🤣😂
In the 1400s England decided that twelve year old girls could be engaged but they couldn’t be married because it was too dangerous for them to get pregnant. Some of them got around it and still married their girls off but they couldn’t have sex.
In the 1400s. Something to think about.
In the 1400s. Something to think about.
June 21, 2025 at 6:54 AM
In the 1400s England decided that twelve year old girls could be engaged but they couldn’t be married because it was too dangerous for them to get pregnant. Some of them got around it and still married their girls off but they couldn’t have sex.
In the 1400s. Something to think about.
In the 1400s. Something to think about.