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This paper outlines clear action items to make classrooms and school spaces more inclusive for neurodiverse students.

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It provides next steps for teachers, researchers, and other adults to help students feel empowered and better supported in their learning.


By organizing these steps into categories like "Student-Centered," "Research," and "Educators & School Systems," the list ensures that everyone in the educational ecosystem is working together to more successfully listen to and meet the unique needs of neurodiverse students.

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​Finally, it highlights the ongoing work and future plans of Caroline Weaver, the creator of this capstone website. She is dedicated to continuing her efforts toward student empowerment, increasing accessibility, and fostering community action.

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with love, 

caroline

 

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 The image features a person standing in front of a cascading waterfall, dressed in a light, mesh-like dress with a neon green scarf draped over one shoulder, creating a striking contrast with the natural background. The scene is framed by delicate white and pink flowers, adding a touch of softness to the powerful landscape. The text emphasizes themes of empowerment and action, with phrases like "It's about GOING AFTER what you want and CREATING MOMENTS of ACTION, IMPACT, and COURAGE" and "VOICES Reinterpreting History.
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