HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (TENNESSEE VALLEY LIVING) - Just because your child processes information a little differently, it doesn’t mean they’re set up to fail! That’s the message Amelia Hooper with Brain Space is working to spread.
She joined Tennessee Valley Living to talk about how parents of neurodivergent children can collaborate with teachers to ensure their child succeeds! Amelia reminds them to open communication early, building up a relationship with the teacher before problems arise. She also pushes parents to remember they may see a different side of their child than the teacher does!
If Amelia helped you, and you want to connect with Brain Space, you can do so here.
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