Nancy Roop

Nancy Roop promotes neurodiversity and inclusion by publishing developmental books and speaking at educational conferences-or to anyone, anywhere. Her early chapter books have embedded comprehension strategies, so readers learn how to extract meaning from books. These developmental books look like traditional books, but are sensory-friendly, model social connections, and support self-regulation.Roop is also a favorite Substitute Teacher in local Special Ed classrooms. She lives with her family...See more

Nancy Roop promotes neurodiversity and inclusion by publishing developmental books and speaking at educational conferences-or to anyone, anywhere. Her early chapter books have embedded comprehension strategies, so readers learn how to extract meaning from books. These developmental books look like traditional books, but are sensory-friendly, model social connections, and support self-regulation.Roop is also a favorite Substitute Teacher in local Special Ed classrooms. She lives with her family near Detroit, Michigan and has a BA in Integrative Studies from Oakland University. Her thesis, Developmental Texts for Students with Autism; a Safe Space in the Written World, is available at my website. See less