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The Learners Lense
Published by Wildly Inclusive Learning Collective
- Non-Profit
- Business
- Education
Welcome to The Learner's Lens, the podcast from Wildly Inclusive Learning Collective, where we reimagine what education can look like when every learner is truly seen. We're a 501(c)(3) nonprofit serving neurodivergent, disabled, LGBTQ+, BIPOC, and other marginalized learners, families, and educators across the Greater North Carolina Triangle and beyond. Each episode, we dig into the topics that matter most to our community: education, regulation, neurodivergence, PDA profiles, trauma-informed practice, IEP advocacy, school refusal and recovery, creating a micro school, the everyday work of building affirming, inclusive spaces and so much more. Hear from special guests, from educators, therapists, advocates to parents and young people, to share their stories and hard-won wisdom. Whether your child is neurodivergent, has faced anxiety, bullying, or exclusion, or you're an educator searching for a better way, you'll find honest conversations, practical tools, and a community that believes learning should look as unique as every learner. So settle in, get curious, and let's see education through a different lens.
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- Become the Expert of Your Child, Not of Autism — with Dr. KC Smith
1 hr 16 min
What if the most powerful thing you could do for your child wasn't becoming an expert in a diagnosis, but becoming an expert in them ? In this episode, we're joined by Dr. KC Smith for a conversation that reframes how parents and caregivers understand and support their neurodivergent kids. Together we explore why labels only tell part of the story, how tuning into your child's unique needs, cues, and communication builds deeper trust and connection, and what it looks like to move from managing autism to truly knowing your child. Whether you're newly navigating a diagnosis or years into the journey, Dr. Smith offers wisdom, encouragement, and a fresh perspective that puts your child, not their label, at the center.