Understanding & Supporting Neurodivergent Students

Price
$99.00
Duration
3 Weeks
Location
Online
Session Dates:
Session Times:
Register By: Instructor:
09/16, 09/23, & 09/30
TBA
September 5
Linden
About The Badge
The Understanding & Supporting Neurodivergent Students Badge is a three-part workshop series that provides international school educators with a comprehensive understanding of neurodiversity and practical strategies to support neurodivergent students at different levels.
Session1: Introduction to Neurodiversity in the Classroom
Gain a foundational understanding of neurodiversity as an inclusive framework encompassing various neuro-developmental conditions.
Gain insight into the distinct ways students with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) / Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) / Specific Learning Disorders (SLD) present, along with the underlying brain processes.
Examine executive functioning challenges at various stages of a child's development.
Reflect on biases and misconceptions about neurodivergent students.
Session 2: Strategies for Inclusive Teaching and Learning
Understand how the challenges faced by students with ADHD / ASD / SLDs impact academic performance and classroom dynamics.
Identify research based strategies that support skill-building and engagement for both neurodiverse and neurotypical students.
Collaboratively practice managing challenging behaviors, engagement, and executive functioning issues with other educators.
Foster a classroom culture that embraces neurodiversity.
Session 3: Personalized Support and Collaboration with Families
Develop individualized strategies to support neurodivergent students.
Learn how to communicate effectively with parents and caregivers about student needs.
Consider multicultural and linguistic factors in supporting neurodivergent students and their families
Work together with specialists, and families to create a unified support system that offers comprehensive assistance for students.
How to Earn the Badge:
Complete the online sessions
Complete the AMISA Learning Survey at the end of course