How Educators Can Support Neurodivergent Students in the Classroom

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Autism Ally

Tosha Rollins

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Autism Ally topics range from neurodevelopmental mental health to autism advocacy & tips on improving quality of life as well as sharing community leaders. As a parent with grown autistic children, I will share personal & professional insights sharing clinical insights to help you continue overcoming challenges. I believe that the calling to be a caregiver is a gift and one that was chosen for me, not by me. I am grateful to be called to serve and my mission is to spread hope, health, and happiness to families just like mine. Free Autism Ally Resource Guide: https://stan.store/tosharollins

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How Educators Can Support Neurodivergent Students in the Classroom

Autism Ally

10 minutes 20 seconds

10 months ago

How Educators Can Support Neurodivergent Students in the Classroom

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This blog post provides educators with strategies to support neurodivergent students, emphasizing the importance of creating inclusive classrooms. It highlights the need for understanding neurodiversity, using respectful language, and implementing practical classroom adjustments like predictable routines and individualized learning plans. The post also stresses the significance of fostering peer understanding, promoting self-advocacy, and collaborating with families to prepare students for adulthood. Finally, it encourages community engagement and offers resources to further assist educators in supporting neurodivergent students.