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E.D.U. family. That's BGS. Edu. I think just looking at individual students and knowing that the

things that I talk about in my book they're not that hard and they're not expensive at all.

It's basically just having a shift in thinking about us having a responsibility to all of our students when they walk in the door.

Welcome to tilt parenting, a podcast featuring interviews and

today my guest is Kelly Hurt, a full-time working

and supporting parents raising differently wired kids.

My name is Debbie Reber and I'm the host of this show.

And today my guest is Kelly Hurt, a full-time working elementary school teacher in the public school system, who also happens to homeschool her own child.

Because she bridges these two worlds of both being an educator of young children and raising a differently wired child,

Kelly has a truly unique perspective on how we can help our atypical kiddos thrive both in school and in life.

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