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Toward Greater Neuroinclusion in Philosophy
Toward Greater Neuroinclusion in Philosophy

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Consider the following aspects of the academic experience in our philosophy departments. For example, consider some common pedagogical practices we as teachers may integrate into our courses, such as oral presentations, working in small groups, partaking in live class discussions, banning laptops in the classroom, penalizing late assignments, or requiring a formal diagnosis or a […]
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