In this session you will learn what neurodiversity actually is (it's not just about ADHD and autism), build your understanding of common neurodivergent strengths and challenges, explore different neurodivergent profiles and processing styles, and how you can make small changes to your lesson structure and classroom environment that can make a big difference to a neurodivergent student.
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Description
Cost
- Pay as you go: £50.00
- Schools subscribed to our CPD package: Free
Why should I attend?
- This won't be a typical webinar. As you watch, you'll be answering questions via your mobile phone - so please remember to bring it along with you (the opposite of school!)
- You'll leave this session feeling inspired and invigorated and will have loads of practical tips you'll be able to implement easily
What will the course cover?
- We will talk about the concept of neurodiversity and why it's important
- We will talk about spiky profiles and how properly understanding them can be transformative for your teaching.
- We will dip into different diagnosis
- And we'll run through practical tips that you will be able to apply easily to your teaching
Who should attend?
- Headteacher
- SENCO
- Senior Leader
- Middle Leader
- Head of Department
- Teacher
Booking confirmation including access information and important pre-course information will be sent to you upon booking.
Please check your junk inbox if you do not receive your booking confirmation and ensure you mark the sender as safe to enable you to receive any further pre-course information or changes.
Contact information
For specific enquiries about this course, please contact Sascha Evans at hello@
For general booking or CPD enquiries please contact CPDEvents@bdsip.co.uk
Cancellation Policy
- No refund will be received for places cancelled within 5 working days of the session.
- Schools will receive a 50% refund for places cancelled within 10 working days of the session.
