Opportunity Gap: How to Support Kids of Color Who Learn Differently How to build a supportive village for kids
Creating a “village,” or a group of supportive people, can really boost kids’ confidence and help them thrive. This village doesn’t have to consist of only parents and family. But it can also include teachers, therapists, and doctors who care about your child.
Listen as host Julian Saavedra highlights the kinds of people who can make a big difference in your child’s life. And get practical tips on how to build these important connections.
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Related resources
- 4 ways to help your child build a support network
- How to find more support when you have kids who learn and think differently
Timestamps
(01:46) What are the benefits of having a supportive village?
(03:46) Should a child’s village only include family members?
(07:35) People to consider when building your child’s village
(10:05) Tips on how to build your child’s village
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