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How can we best serve neurodivergent students, their families and schools?
What would it be like if every primary school had a Neurodivergent School Coach (NSC), who championed appropriate teaching and learning for neurodivergent students? With the current growth of learning differences/difficulties, the existing solution of assessment and teaching neurodivergent students … Continue reading
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Tagged #theelephantsintheclassroom, anxiety, behaviour, empoweringlearning, neurodivergent, neurotypical, schoolcoach, SEN
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The cost of learning difficulties
I want to tell you a story about Freddy Freddy (not his real name), was a bright child and used to go to school – how did his parents know he was bright? Creative, charming, a bit of a character. His … Continue reading
Q: Is ADHD/ADD a behaviour or a disability?
The question was posed through facebook “When a child has ADHD/ADD, disability, and etc. starts to scream, throw themselves on the ground, cries, says bad words, says anything, hits himself, pulls their hair, and etc. is it a behaviour or their disability?” … Continue reading
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Tagged ADHD/ADD, behaviour, disability, Empowering Learning, Facebook
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