Leta's Tap Styles
Thirteen years old Leta is a member of Chloe Arnold's international youth tap company, SoleTalk, a podcaster, a founder of a nonprofit dance studio for autistic dancers like her, severely dyslexic, and has autism. Along with her mom, Amanda, Leta discusses a varity of issues from the bullying Leta has faced in dance studios because of her autism and dyslexia, to the difficulties of starting a new nonprofit. Along the way, Leta and Amanda also talk about Leta's love of tap dancing. They also host special guests ranging from Leta's dance family and friends, to experts in ASD, to parents and advocates of complex kids.
Leta's Tap Styles
Generation Alpha Unplugged: Dance, Autism, and Everything In Between
This conversation explores the differences between Gen Z and Gen Alpha, particularly in the context of their experiences during the COVID pandemic. It highlights the impact of online learning and therapy on childhood development, communication styles, and the cultural references that shape their identities. The discussion also touches on the challenges faced by Gen Alpha in terms of learning disabilities, physical development, and the need for whimsical storytelling in media. In this conversation, Leta Rundell and Amanda Trisdale explore the generational differences between Gen Alpha and previous generations, particularly focusing on language, respect for authority, childhood independence, and the lasting impact of COVID-19 on their development. They discuss how these factors shape the identity and experiences of Gen Alpha, emphasizing the need for understanding and adaptation in educational settings.
Support Leta's nonprofit dance studio for autistic dancers by visiting https://www.autisticwingsdancecompany.org
