29: Down Syndrome, Part 3

In today's interview with Dr. Vikram Jaswal, we discuss rhetoric, legislation, and more!

In this episode, we close off our Neurodiverse Condition Series and discuss the direction of future episodes.

In this episode, we discuss the history, rhetoric, and clarify myths surrounding dyscalculia and dysgraphia.

In this episode, we discuss the history, rhetoric, and clarify myths surrounding dyslexia.

In this episode, we will be covering the various learning disabilities, their background, and a brief history.

In this episode, we will be covering the strengths and challenges, along with the myths and misconceptions associated with Tourette Syndrome.

In this episode, we will be covering the background, history, and language of Tourette Syndrome.

For our 30th episode, we have the honor of interviewing Dr. Alexander Blum, adjunct faculty at San Francisco State University. He is an adjunct lecturer teaching introductory special education courses in the Department of Special Education including the Nature of Autism Spectrum and Introduction to Disability. After obtaining his Ph.D. in Special Education, his teachings at the graduate and undergraduate level at San Francisco State and the high school level in the Fremont Unified School District have provided high-quality instruction to students interested in learning about the fascinating world of autism, neurodiversity, and special education. Take a listen as we discuss special education, research, and neurodiversity.

In this episode, we will be covering the myths and misconceptions associated with Down Syndrome.

In this episode, we will be covering the strengths and challenges associated with Down Syndrome!