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"Polaroid" At the waterfalls, shhh echo flowers ;)
Chewing on straws
@friskthelover / @autisticteen1 is incredibly kind and very generous with sharing that kindness around. She always makes time for her friends and has made me smile when I was feeling down more than once. Here’s to you <3
Anything for dysgraphic wizards?
Keeping in mind I don’t have and don’t know anyone with dysgraphia, here are some ideas!
First off, I imagine that this idea for dictaquills would be immensely helpful:
Hogwarts provides free dictaquills for those students who have trouble with writing (the quick-quotes quills were a variation invented by a disreputable journalist). Those who have more general movement issues have spells placed on their wand to allow them to move them by thought, but these are newer and sometimes more powerful spells do not work. The DoM is working on this.
Some other assistance tech and accommodation within the magical world could be:
Dictaquills allowed for students with dysgraphia and similar issues that take notes for them during class.
Dictaquills allowed for students with dysgraphia and similar issues that they are allowed to complete homework assignments for.
Teachers allowing students with dysgraphia to submit shorter essays and/or have sessions with these students to allow them to give oral reports.
An on-staff occupational therapist that students with dysgraphia have regular sessions with to help with fine motor control.
Starting early training for wandless magic for students with dysgraphia, possibly combined with mentoring of these students before they go to magical school so they are prepared for this.
Lots of finger foods available or being able to take meals in their dorm rooms for students with dysgraphia who really struggle with fine motor control.
Button-less cloaks and other clothes, lace-less shoes or shoes that lace themselves once on your feet, etc. for people with dysgraphia.
Having some pre-prepared ingredients ready for potions that require a lot of subtle knife skills/control.
Hopefully some of those would be helpful!
~Mod C
Never trust a man who wholeheartedly supports Autism Speak/Quiet Hands/sympathized with a murderer
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Autigender Papyrus board for my friend @friskthelover. I hope this is the right flag. Tell me if you need anything changed.
TUAFW you wanna tell people your autistic, cuz they might also be autistic and friends as but you also don't because they could tease you. 🐯👿
@friskthelover / @autisticteen1. She is so sweet and we spend hours talking to eachother on some nights. She is absolutely amazing and I hope this brings a smile to her face