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The Atlantic: Neurodivergent students are faking it and have it too easy (archive.ph)

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NTs throwing a hissy fit over something that has exactly zero impact on their lives because the NDs aren’t suffering enough? Must be another day ending in Y.

NTs will eat shit if it means NDs have to smell it.

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[–] jjjalljs@ttrpg.network 20 points 1 month ago

It’s rich kids getting extra time on tests.” Even as poor students with disabilities still struggle to get necessary provisions,

Sounds like an a problem of wealth inequality which should be addressed

And I don't know, unless the test is time sensitive somehow I don't think it matters much to give people more time if they want it. I don't think most kids are taking bomb defusing classes.

I think making accommodations universal would avoid the income inequality problem, too.