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Free webinar exploring neurodiversity in educational settings and the strengths neurodivergent students bring.

Join Kathryn Jellings, Director of 3SC, for an engaging and practical webinar exploring neurodiversity in educational settings. Designed for educators, support staff, managers, and learning providers, this free session builds a brief understanding of common neurodivergent conditions including autism, ADHD, dyslexia and others, while highlighting the strengths and talents that neurodivergent learners bring.

Participants will gain insight into the challenges many neurodivergent students face, from academic structures and stigma to mental health pressures and retention issues. The webinar also presents evidence on the growing prevalence of neurodiversity and the importance of creating inclusive learning environments.

Most importantly, attendees will leave with practical, strengths-based strategies they can implement immediately to better support learners with dyslexia, ADHD, autism, and other neurodivergent profiles.

Key Learning Outcomes:

  • Understand what neurodiversity is and why it matters in education.
  • Identify barriers faced by neurodivergent learners.
  • Discover practical adjustments and inclusive teaching approaches.

This webinar will not be recorded, however your name and camera may be visible to other attendees when you join the session.

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