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Listening to Those Most Affected: Youth-Led Paths to Confront Ableism and Racism

When Discrimination Piles Up, Young People Pay the Price Bias does not arrive in neat categories. For many young people, it stacks—race, disability, gender, language—shaping how teachers grade, how doctors listen, how bosses hire, and how police respond. The Perspectives of racially minoritized youth with disabilities on addressing ableism and other forms of discrimination research […]

Unveiling New Perspectives: Understanding Disability Through Secondary Data

Introduction: Opening the Doors to New Understandings Imagine a world where challenges transform into opportunities, where understanding someone’s daily experiences is as crucial as the air we breathe. In a society striving for inclusiveness, understanding the complex nature of disability isn’t just essential—it’s game-changing. Understanding disability from a secondary data lens perspective: Evidence from consultations […]

Embracing Neurodiversity: Navigating Cognitive Challenges in Online Learning

Introduction: Bridging Minds in the Digital Classroom Picture this: a bustling classroom, not bound by brick and mortar but by digital connections, where students from diverse backgrounds gather, eager to learn. But while online learning opens doors to new opportunities, it also introduces unique challenges that can affect students differently. This is especially true for […]

The Impact of Infant Feeding on Child Development: Insights from a National Study

— Introduction: Decoding Early Life Nutrition’s Influence Ever wondered how the earliest moments of a child’s life can shape their future? Picture this: a nurturing environment where the simplest choice, like how we feed our infants, potentially sets the stage for their developmental paths and educational journeys. Such fascinating inquiries lie at the heart of […]

Navigating the Digital Maze: Internet Addictions Among Adults with Dyslexia

— Introduction Imagine brushing shoulders with a perplexing paradox: in a world designed to enhance connectivity, some individuals find themselves more isolated than ever. This scenario unfolds vividly in the realm of internet addiction, a gripping phenomenon where digital immersion becomes entrapment. The plot thickens when we introduce dyslexia into the equation. Dyslexia, a well-known […]

Exploring the Daily Challenges of Adults with Learning Disabilities Through the Lens of Executive Functions and Sensory Patterns

Introduction Ever wonder why some people seem to tackle life’s challenges with ease while others face enduring struggles, especially in everyday tasks? For adults with specific learning disabilities (SLDs) like dyslexia, dysgraphia, and dyscalculia, this isn’t just about having a “bad day.” Instead, it’s a constant battle, often influenced by the intricate interplay between their […]

Decoding Dyslexia: How Society Shapes the Diagnosis

Introduction Imagine walking into a classroom filled with students all eager to learn. Yet, despite equal enthusiasm, not every child learns the same way. Among them, some students are labeled as having dyslexia—a label that suggests specific challenges in reading and learning. But have you ever wondered what determines this label? Is it solely a […]

Curious Minds: Exploring Self-Concept and Life Circumstances of 13 Year Olds in Ireland

Introduction Imagine a world where every child’s journey into adolescence is a mystery waiting to be unraveled. What are the factors that shape their perception of themselves and influence their life’s path? In our quest to understand these mysteries, a recent research study titled “The characteristics, life circumstances and self-concept of 13 year olds with […]