Deborah, This is great and so helpful - clarity for helping families and teachers understand differences. It sounds like the S-N dimension is the most difficult to navigate, as these difference perspectives may be hard to overcome. Thanks for sharing this portion of your work.
Yes, you are correct that that S-N issue is difficult, but I have seen families who understand this can make changes in their communication and expectations. In my own work, however, it is a major hurdle for most parents whose viewpoints remain hard to budge. But that, too, can often happen with parents who aren't S-Sensors. It is often culture-based, too.
Deborah, This is great and so helpful - clarity for helping families and teachers understand differences. It sounds like the S-N dimension is the most difficult to navigate, as these difference perspectives may be hard to overcome. Thanks for sharing this portion of your work.
Yes, you are correct that that S-N issue is difficult, but I have seen families who understand this can make changes in their communication and expectations. In my own work, however, it is a major hurdle for most parents whose viewpoints remain hard to budge. But that, too, can often happen with parents who aren't S-Sensors. It is often culture-based, too.