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EPISODE · Jul 18, 2025 · 9 MIN

186 Allowing Imperfection - The Teaching Strategy that leads to the most growth

from Non Linear Learning - Rethinking Education for Neurodivergent Learners · host Dr. Vaish Sarathy

One of the biggest hurdles in disability education is the Insistence on Completion / Perfection.   In this episode, Dr. Vaish Sarathy breaks down the one rule that every parent and educator of disabled children needs to hear: Progress in Learning requires gaps.   And refusing to move forward until every milestone is mastered is the fastest route to stagnation.   She uses the lens of game theory to map out a "payoff matrix" that compares the risks of moving forward (even when skills are shaky) to the devastating cost of waiting. Spoiler: the risks of progressing are minimal. The potential payoff? Life-changing.   You can sign up for the waitlist for Vaish's path breaking course: Non Linear Education here: www.drvaishsarathy.com/nonlineareducation   Drop a queestion for Vaish to answer at [email protected]

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