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Learning Differences – How to Connect the Dots: Making a Real Difference for the Next Generation
Tuesday 21st January, 2020, at the Richmond NLP group, with Olive Hickmott and learn how children learn best Booking: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/learning-differences-how-to-connect-the-dots-tickets-89493199569 Olive is a specialist expert mainly working with students. However, her work also applies to us, as coaches, NLP’ers and … Continue reading
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Tagged ADHD, ASD, dyslexia, mlp, neurodiversity, olivehickmott, richardnlp, theelephantinheclassroom
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Where SEN meets mental health challenges
Recently I was asked to talk to some Hertfordshire teachers and Sencos about this topic, that was very well received. I summarised the content it in just 30 minutes in my on-line monthly webinar for Dyslexia, ADHD and neurodivergent questions. … Continue reading
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How a child simply improved literacy
This is just part of the advocacy report for a child recently, in just one coaching session. XXX is an exceptional visualiser with a very creative brain. It is always a special day when I have the privilege to work … Continue reading
ADHD Awareness: Where can I start?
Here are some skills for teachers and parents of ADHD students. Let us help you to help them. October is ADHD Awareness month; we are running 3 FREE webinars to help parents, teachers, doctors and educational professionals: ADHD Awareness, where … Continue reading
First Free 100 books supplied to Primary Schools
I have made 3 mini videos to introduce my latest book, “The Elephants in the Classroom.” This opens a completely new approach to teaching neurodivergent students. If you click on this page you can see the videos, a brief description … Continue reading
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Big Picture Visual Thinkers
Neurodivergent students are often big-picture thinkers, permanently curious, always wanting to know why, with their heads full of amazing mental images. For example, to picture a giraffe, a big picture thinker may think of a whole herd of giraffes roaming … Continue reading
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