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When we understand how students learn, we help unlock who they can become.On Learning Differently, Lynna Martinez-Khalilian and Michael Wang talk with parents, educators, and experts to explore how students with learning, social, and emotional differences actually learn, why…
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Fusion Was the Only One (opens the original)
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For many families, the hardest part is not recognizing that something is not working at school. It is knowing what to do next. In this parent roundtable, Lynna Martinez-Khalilian and Alex Arnese sit down with three Fusion Academy parents to trace the journey from struggle to transformation. They reflect on the early warning signs, the emotional toll on their families, and the moment they realized their child needed something different. From there, they walk through the search process, their firs
We Didn't Know School Could Feel Like This (opens the original)
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When school is not working, students often carry more than just academic stress. They carry self-doubt, silence, and the belief that something is wrong with them. In this episode of Learning Differently, Lynna Martinez-Khalilian and Alex Arnese host a student roundtable with three Fusion Academy students. Together, they walk through the full journey from struggling in traditional school environments to finding a new path at Fusion Academy. You will hear what it felt like to navigate social press
Conscious Parenting for Students Who Learn Differently (opens the original)
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What if the shift your child needs starts with you? In this episode of Learning Differently, Lynna Martinez-Khalilian and Daniel Patterson sit down with Dr. Shefali to explore the core principles of conscious parenting and what it means for families raising children who learn or experience the world differently. Together, they unpack the tension many parents feel between accepting their child as they are and wanting to help them grow. Dr. Shefali introduces her concept of “child essences,” offer
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