How to pronounce“neurotypical”in English

neurotypical peers.

Neurotypicals, neurodivergents.

called neurotypical people and those are changes that take place in the neocortex which is the largest part of our brain um and also in the cerebellum which

compared to a neurotypical person.

We may be neurotypically atypical ourselves in this room.

and this is actually true for neurotypical and neurodistinct people, meaning people with all kinds of wiring-- is that often in our biology, we have what

And he teaches art to so-called neurotypical kids.

Because even if they're not neurotypical, they could still have other so-called differences, ADHD, emotional disorders, et cetera.

A person is neurodivergent or neurotypical.

that are not the same as for neurotypical, as for allistic people.

Different ways I should be teaching neurotypical people versus the way that I would teach a group of autistic people?

therapies and extracurricular activities and integration with neurotypical peers there is no equivalent structure for adulthood data shows that the vast

and and what um non-neurotypical people experience in the workforce and it was from that first class that

are all designed for the majority or neurotypical mind.

able to see in in a neurotypical way same thing is true for hearing the same thing is true really for all

But I thought that people who are not neurotypical often have some of those traits like being

of the end of the world you have to be neurotypical to the point of essentially

but I I'm I'm I'm neurotypical to the point of probably being a sociopath so it's less of an issue for me so maybe

So part of that is looking at the neurotypical differences you have to them.

But just learning how to think like a neurotypical can actually be really useful.

So the term 'neurodivergence,' is in contrast to 'neurotypical.'

the stage to receive her high school diploma alongside her neurotypical classmates, the ones who only did one senior year of high school.

The absence of structure from school and lack of stimulation from neurotypical peers were more harmful to Lorena's development than we ever could have imagined.

Person with down syndrome eagerly has sex within your neurotypical.

And it's remarkable how focused curiosity studies have been on neurotypicality, right?

Now, for us neurotypicals, we're like, gosh, if I have to watch "Dumbo" one more time, I'm going to run away with the circus.

Because some autistic people will want to learn more about neurotypicals.

Basal ganglia are different in people who have developmental Tourette syndrome than people who are neurotypical.

and be able to love those as being just as valid and valuable as a neurotypical person's experience.

I think that some autistic people are afraid that if they learn too much about neurotypicals, if they, you know, do, quote unquote, "therapy,"

And I think that if an autistic person expresses the desire to learn more about neurotypicals, their allies should help them do so.

For all sorts of people who may have different ways, they may not be neurotypical, the interview of people sitting behind a table and others--

This is my son 10 years ago, who's a so-called neurotypical child.

Well, that's the best way to learn how to pass as a neurotypical, is just brute-force practice, lots of trial and error,

So definitely, I think that's one of the issues that people who are neurotypical can relate to the most,

So the term neurodivergence refers to, it's in contrast to neurotypical and it can refer to any sort of difference in the way your brain is wired.

and what their limits are and be able to love those as being just as valid and valuable as a neurotypical person's experience.

"Different ways I should be teaching neurotypical people versus the way that I would teach a group

Neurodivergence is the phenomenon, a person is neurodivergent or neurotypical.

people are starting to look at structural differences between the brains of autistic people and what are called neurotypical people and those are

Just months after graduating from high school, Lorena's neurotypical classmates were off at college.

without social input the brain it's that that infant's brain will not wire itself in a neurotypical way and again i

And so I think that autistic people should be open to learning how to think like neurotypicals, learning about certain forms of body

But that's the key, actually, because then, you'll burn off a lot of neurotypical blind spots

But, honestly, I feel like there is just a lot of diversity in the neurotypical community, too, more than most people, I think, realize.

Because, I think, when you're in a majority, such as the neurotypical majority, you kind of think everyone else thinks like you.

And I really want to know, are there strategies, evidence-based interventions we can use to help partners where one is neurodivergent and the other is neurotypical.

- I really want to know, "Are there strategies, evidence-based interventions, we can use to help partners where one is neurodivergent and the other is neurotypical-

And it's also this issue that if you are a nerd, normally it's often, basically, neurotypical people have difficulty to resonate with you.