“In general, red flags aren’t usually missed, rather they’re dismissed”

When your child is struggling, don’t just ask, “What’s wrong with my child’s skills?” Also ask, “Is there anything going on in my child’s body?

“It [Diverging] resonates so much that my therapist, my aunt, and even my grandmother thought I had written it!”

“The joy I once felt when in the classroom has been replaced by a dread for each new day in school, due to the chutzpah”

“I inwardly cringe and feel so worthless when I hear how people casually talk about autism — and the language they use”

“When I was in seminary at Neve. Going to families for Shabbos was a very cool chavayah that my friends and I took advantage of”

“If you don’t have a solution to the issue of teachers’ salaries, the least you can do is acknowledge that the issue exists”

“Please, I beg girls, don’t go into the teaching field for the perks”

“No organization can single-handedly solve the rebbi/teacher pay crisis — but that is no reason to belittle what they can do”