This post is a transcript for the podcast, which can be found here. This podcast was graciously transcribed by Elizabeth Baker — thank you so much! Teacher Tom’s Podcast: Taking Play Seriously RETHINKING “NORMAL” IN CHILD DEVELOPMENT (KELSIE OLDS) Tom: Hi it’s Teacher Tom and welcome to my podcast, where we take play seriously. Today, … Read more
This post is a transcript for a webinar. The webinar/video can be found here. *** In a lot of parenting spaces that I see on the internet, I hear the word “regulate” used as if it is a fancy way to say “calm down”. Dysregulation is sometimes used as a synonym for “grumpiness” or “sadness”, … Read more
This post is a transcript for this one. The audio can be found there. Deedra: Welcome to the Dauntless Grace Exchange. I’m Deedra. Megan: And I’m Megan. And today we have Kelsie Olds on our podcast with us. Just real briefly, I first met Kelsie in a Facebook group years and years ago, and then I … Read more
This post is a transcript of the podcast/video, which can be found here. Narrator 0:01 Grab your highlighters! Can’t find them? They’re probably right there in your pocket protector. It’s time for That Early Childhood Nerd Podcast! Let’s get nerdy. Hey, there’s Heather! Heather 0:25 Hey, everybody, welcome to another episode of That Early Childhood … Read more
This post is a transcript for this one, which has the video. Let me start by explaining what direction I’m coming at this question from. Because as an occupational therapist, I am not a literacy expert. I am not a dyslexia expert. I *am*, however, an expert on occupation – not in the sense of … Read more
This post is a transcript. The video can be found here. Kelsie When I come in and do a sensory evaluation with a kid, then I will do a standardized assessment where I end up getting scores from caregivers who know them. And those tell me what type of sensory processing style that child has. … Read more
This post is a transcript for this one, which has the video. Kelsie Hello, I’m Kelsie, I’m The Occuplaytional Therapist, and I’m here with Mr. The Occuplaytional Therapist. Josh You can call me Josh if you want. Kelsie You can, but he prefers that you call him Mr. The Occuplaytional Therapist. Josh Is that the … Read more
This post is a transcript for this one, which has the video. I want to start by asking you to think about learning. What comes to your mind when you hear the word learning? Maybe you think of classrooms…whiteboards…maybe you think of your own high school or college experiences, or of lectures, teachers or professors. … Read more