This module is designed to build a clear, practical understanding of dyslexia in the classroom. Created by experts in specific learning difficulties.
What you'll learn about:
- What dyslexia is and what it is not
- How dyslexia may present in reading, spelling, writing and memory
- The impact dyslexia can have on behaviour, confidence and emotional wellbeing
- The difference between screening, diagnostic assessment and exam access arrangements
- Practical whole-class strategies to support dyslexic learners
The content is made for roughly 1 hour of learning. This webinar recording is available for up to 2 months after the date of purchase. You will hear from practitioners with specialist experience.
This module is suitable for anyone working in or with educational settings. Such as teachers, teaching assistants, school leaders, SENCOs, and support staff. The content is made for anyone who wants to better understand and more confidently support learners with dyslexia in school.
This module is designed to build a clear, practical understanding of neurodiversity in the classroom. Created by experts in neurodevelopmental assessments.
What you'll learn about:
- Correct terminology
- Professional context & advice
- Practical strategies for education settings
- Learner-centred approaches
- Guidance for working with families and wider support networks
This course is suitable for teachers, school staff, SENCOs and other education professionals who want to better understand and support neurodivergent learners experiencing meltdowns in school.
This module is designed to build a clear, practical understanding of neurodiversity in the classroom. Created by experts in neurodevelopmental assessments. What you'll learn about: What neurodiversity is and the range of neurodivergent.
What you'll learn about:
- What neurodiversity is and the range of neurodivergent differences
- Why a whole school approach benefits all learners
- The sensory environment and how to audit and adapt it
- Executive functioning, attention, and organisational strategies
- Communication styles and how to adapt them
- Supporting the social side of school
- Rules, routines, and managing transitions
- Empowering neurodivergent young people themselves
The content is made for roughly 1 hour of learning. This module is available for up to 2 months after the date of purchase. You will hear from practitioners with extensive clinical experience.
This module is suitable for anyone working in or with educational settings. Such as teachers, teaching assistants, school leaders, SENCOs, and support staff. The content is made for anyone who wants to better understand and more confidently support neurodivergent children and young people in school.