In society, many unions can either come from either the same background or from different backgrounds. Once again, Shakespeare comes...

Just a bit of a forewarning that this blog may be a little shorter than normal, but it still gets the point home. … For the past couple...

Have you ever had that crazy sibling or family member that you are just trying to pin on somebody else just because they are “crazy in...

Pretend for a moment that you are Robinson Crusoe or Tom Hanks from “Cast Away” and you add a cultural feel to it, then you have the...

“Double, double, toil and trouble, fire burn and cauldron bubble! By the pricking of my thumbs, something wicked this way comes!” … Yes,...

For the next installment of my “Shakespeare and Neurodiversity” series, I discuss a play that may be polarizing in today’s society with...

For the next entry in my blog series on Shakespeare and Neurodiversity, I cover what might be the better alternative to “Romeo and...

This week, I promised you all that I would cover how studying Shakespeare in schools can impact neurodiverse students. For the first...

William Shakespeare (1564-1616) At least once in the journey of neurodiverse education, we are all bound to run into William Shakespeare...

I can distinctly remember when one of the first things I studied in English class of my junior year of high school was perhaps one of the...

Yes, you are not daydreaming…this blog is not just any blog, it’s my 200th blog that I have written since I started “Going the Distance”...

Continuing to roll down the neurodiversity/disability train, the next movie I would like to cover is the 1992 film adaptation of John...

In keeping with the continuing theme of Autism/Neurodiversity and representation in films, I want to cover what happens when our views of...

I’m pretty sure that many of those in the autism/neurodiversity community have had ultimate goals and dreams that they wanted to...

“A Fiddler on the Roof. Sounds crazy, no? Here, in our little village of Anatevka, you might say every one of us is a fiddler on the...

Rhinox from “Beast Wars” (1996-1999) Picture yourself in this scenario as a self-advocate and public speaker in whatever field you are...

Two blogs ago, I discussed why the Council for Exceptional Children is the perfect organization to act as my laboratory for my...

Me and my mom after receiving our ashes on Ash Wednesday 2022 Yesterday marked the beginning of a period of time for Baptists,...

For the past few weeks, I have done two presentations for a special education organization called the Council for Exceptional Children,...

This week, schools across the nation are hosting what is known as Read Across America week. This is a week where students and teachers...