Dr Temple Grandin: Different Types of Minds

2020-07-08

BY YOUR SIDE Autism Podcast

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Dr. Temple Grandin wants us to understand that there are three different types of thinkers. We need to identify and developed our thinkers; and the business world needs to do a better job putting teams together of all the different type of thinkers. She once again brings her passion and her no-nonsense approach on what we need to do to develop our children.

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