Neurodiversity is the concept that neurological differences between people should be recognised

and respected. Instead of using terms like ’dys – function’ ‘dis- abilities’ & ‘dis-orders’ neurodiversity is an

enabling term that takes into account neurological differences. Neurodiversity – is not one size fits all.

We are all different and neurodiversity celebrates difference.

I personally love the term neurodiversity, as many children I meet don’t have official “labels” yet, but their family, educators, etc. notice their different way of engaging in learning. My passion is to ensure these children get the most out of their educational settings by putting in place strategies and accommodations that support their specific learning style.

One way to do this is to put in place strategies to ‘make learning fun’.

Strategies for Making Learning Fun

Free Webinar
Teaching Strategies and Behaviour Support for Early Childhood Settings
with Sue Larkey

What You Will Learn in this Webinar:

  • How to adapt activities to meet ALL children’s learning needs
  • 5 Key Ways to make Learning Fun
  • Strategies to help children with separation anxiety
  • Embracing difference to make a difference
  • Strategies to increase engagement and participating during mat time
  • The ONE strategy I wish I knew years ago for helping children with fine motor skills

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