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Spotlight on Resources
Highlighted Resource
Success Center Library Guide, December 2024
As we continue our work in supporting neurodivergent teens and young adults, we want to share a valuable resource from the Landmark College Success Center: our Success Center Library Guide. This guide provides a curated collection of tools, articles, and strategies to help navigate common challenges and promote success in school, work, and life.
It's a great tool for educators, counselors, and parents to support neurodivergent learners.
— Sandra Fishler, Director of the Landmark College Success Center
Past Spotlight on Resources
“When I research on behalf of clients, I find it helpful to have resources organized by the skill or challenge area an individual is interested in addressing.”
A blog post from Neurodiversity at work: Boost Productivity and Inclusion: A Top 15 List of Neurodiverse-Friendly Tech and Social Media Tools for the Workplace — Neurodiversity At Work
— Sarah Firestein, Learning Specialist
One of the many excellent topics included in the Landmark College Family Resource Hub’s “Moving from Stigma to Strengths” course is growth mindset. A resource recommended in that module is the Growth Mindset Kit for Parents created by The Project for Education Research that Scales (PERTS). This page includes a useful reflection form for parents to reflect on their belief systems about topics such as practice, criticism, and malleability of the brain.
This and many other great resources for families can be found in the freely accessible Family Hub!
— Meaghan Kachadoorian, Learning Specialist
Connections California is a resource for people with disabilities as they transition to adulthood. They recently published a calendar of Fall Events in both English and Spanish, as well as Spanish and English versions of a Transition Timeline. (There is also a Spanish language version of the web site.)
— Sandra Fishler, Director of the Landmark College Success Center