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Amanda has been featured in various media outlets, including The Washington Post, The New York Times, Education Week, The Atlantic, and more. Here is a selection of press:
The Washington Post
Work Advice: How far should I go to accommodate a neurodivergent colleague? | By Karla L. Miller
Fortune Well
You just lost your job. What do you say to your kids? | By Alexa Mikhail
Parents
The Cost of Diagnosing Your Child’s Learning Difficulties: What Parents Need to Know | By Suzie Glassman
The New York Times
When the World Shut Down, They Saw It Open | By Zoë Beery
XQ Institute
How Schools Can Meet the Moment With Programs to Teach the Whole Child | By Brooklyn Laboratory Charter School
Education Week
Virtual Learning Was Better for Some Kids. Here’s What Teachers Learned From Them | By Alyson Klein
Talk Poverty
Getting Time Off Work To Support Disabled Kids Shouldn’t Be Hard. For Some Parents, It Is. | By Laura Darwort
Authority Magazine
Amanda Morin of Understood: 5 Things That Should Be Done To Improve The US Educational System | By Penny Bauder
ASCD
Serving kids with disabilities in remote learning: three key strategies | By Lauren Jewitt
US News and World Report
When to Be Concerned About a Struggling Reader | By Suzie Glassman
HuffPost
How To Talk To Your Kid About Disabilities | By Caroline Bologna
Education World
Strategies and Resources for Supporting Students with ADHD | By Jim Paterson
Fatherly
How to Prepare for a Parent-Teacher Conference | By Matthew Utley
The Washington Post
9 ways parents can empower a child who has learning issues | By Phyllis L. Fagell, LCPC
The Hechinger Report
Online therapy for babies and toddlers with delays often works well — but funding isn’t keeping up with the need | By Jackie Mader
Education Week
Parents Wield Online Tools to Advocate for Children With Disabilities | By Sasha Jones
AP News
Parents empowered by Supreme Court ruling in special ed case | By Carolyn Thompson and Sam Hananel
The Washington Post
Three ways to ease your child’s back-to-school jitters | By Mari-Jane Williams
Education World
Exceptional Two Ways - Gifted Students with Disabilities Often Miss Out On Support | By Jim Paterson
The Atlantic
How a New Supreme Court Ruling Could Affect Special Education | By Laura McKenna
