Creating inclusive settings: engaging neurodiverse children
Children in Scotland
This event is in the past
Key Learnings:
Sensory processing and how our environment can affect a person's learning experience
How small adjustments to our communication can impact our approach in a positive manner
Understanding behaviours neurodivergent people can express including anxiety and overstimulation (meltdowns/shutdowns)
Practical resources and strategies to support you and the children and young people within your setting.
This session will explore neurodiversity and its effect on an individual's experience of the world, including in your setting. Learn more about the different types of neurodiversity such as autism, dyslexia, and ADHD, and how neurodivergent children and young people may experience barriers to learning, participating, and communicating with practitioners and peers.
Understand how a neurodivergent child or young person may experience your own setting, and how you can make reasonable adjustments to both your communication style and setting to create a more inclusive environment.
- Date
- 10:30-12:00, 24 January 2023
- Contact
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Nazmi McCartney
N/A - Theme
- Families & young people
- Cost
- £45 per person
- Attendance type
- Online only
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