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Clever Girl: Book 1 (Hardcover) (ISBN-13: 9798218968199)
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Kelly Vanzant
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xThis is the first of many books to come based on the experiences of Kelly, a neurodivergent learner navigating a neurotypical school system. Kelly skillfully portrays the challenges and triumphs of her journey to achieve at school and make friends while she learns and understands her specific learning disabilities. The series includes the learning journey of each of Kelly's diagnosed learning disabilities that she continues to struggle with today. The purpose of the books is to create awareness, inspire others to know they are not alone and that they too are capable to achieve their learning potentials.
Author: Kelly Vanzant
ISBN-13: 9798218968199
Publisher: Neuro-Navigation
Language: English
Published: 06/07/2024
Pages: 26
Format: Hardcover
Author: Kelly Vanzant
ISBN-13: 9798218968199
Publisher: Neuro-Navigation
Language: English
Published: 06/07/2024
Pages: 26
Format: Hardcover
By Kelly Vanzant
xFrom entering the American school system, Kelly and her
teachers noticed that she was having a hard time with
the lessons. At the age of 9, Kelly went with her mom
to a specialized doctor who diagnosed her with specific
learning disabilities. Kelly worked with teachers and her
school program leaders to fill the gap on how she learns
and how the curriculum was typically taught. These
efforts of working together created equity in her access
to the Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE) which is
a protected right under IDEA (Individuals with Disabilities
Education Act). After hard work and creative learning
plans from her teachers, Kelly finished high school and
went on to get her bachelor's degree in communication
design. Kelly is considered a neurodivergent learner
(she learns differently) and has a passion to see other
neurodivergent learners and their families get the help
they need.
teachers noticed that she was having a hard time with
the lessons. At the age of 9, Kelly went with her mom
to a specialized doctor who diagnosed her with specific
learning disabilities. Kelly worked with teachers and her
school program leaders to fill the gap on how she learns
and how the curriculum was typically taught. These
efforts of working together created equity in her access
to the Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE) which is
a protected right under IDEA (Individuals with Disabilities
Education Act). After hard work and creative learning
plans from her teachers, Kelly finished high school and
went on to get her bachelor's degree in communication
design. Kelly is considered a neurodivergent learner
(she learns differently) and has a passion to see other
neurodivergent learners and their families get the help
they need.
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