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Writes about autism, oversights in the DEI world, maybe some Jewish stuff, I don't know...
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Pedagogy of the Audience-Captured (opens the original)
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Several weeks ago, I made a brief LinkedIn post about the Jason Arday matter. While I acknowledged that there were allegations of academic misconduct, I focused more on the fact that his narratives about autism did not make much sense.I did not mention the late Professor Arday by name because it was clear there was already a pile-on. However, it was important to acknowledge that Arday’s story about not being able to speak until 11 and not being able to read until 18 and being diagnosed with both
The pols are not what they seem (opens the original)
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In American college football, it is a common tradition for a football team to play a song between the third and fourth quarters which becomes adopted by the student body as an unofficial anthem of sorts. The University of Alabama, for example, plays Alabama’s “Dixieland Delight,” which is accompanied by vulgar additions to the lyrics shouted by the student section. At my alma mater, the University of Michigan, you would hope that the song would be something that represents the state, such as Bob
Systemic thinkers should blame the system (opens the original)
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By now you may have seen the article in the Guardian regarding Professor Simon Baron-Cohen’s regret over his characterization of autism as an “extreme male brain.” I obviously welcome this, as I consider that characterization to be a carryover from a time when it was much easier to diagnose autism in males than females. It also inappropriately ties autism to a lack of empathy&
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