Changing the Way We Support

5.00(1 Ratings)
Categories Professionals

Overview

****NOTICE: The course is only available to those who previously purchased the course and is no longer be available for purchase.****

 

Creating a foundation for learning is the responsibility of every educator and therapist that purports to help autistic and other neurodivergent children. To do that, we must change the way we approach supports and accommodations. In “Changing the Way We Support”, teachers, therapists, counselors and other related professionals will learn along side their peers in a 12 lesson course. In each class, you will learn valuable information that can be immediately applied to your current work. Built by Autistic and neurodivergent people, the Foundations for Divergent Minds model takes a unique approach to providing support to neurodivergent children. By learning about the five foundations and challenging your perceptions, you can start to see a change in the way the children in your care respond.

$249.00

What I will learn?

  • Identify ideologies in yourself that affect care or learning in neurodivergent children
  • Create scaffolding to better support neurodivergent children
  • Design goals and accommodations to better meet the needs of neurodivergent children

Course Lessons & Quizes

How We Got Here

  • Disability and Autistic History
    14:34
  • The Neurodiversity Paradigm
    20:22
  • Unit 1 Short Essay

Understanding Neurodivergent People

The Five Foundations

Adapting Your Practice

Student Ratings & Reviews

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SP
2 months ago
This was an excellent course for me to take as an SLP working outside the SLP box. A very good reminder, with tools and strategies, to talk about safety, sexuality, and self advocacy from the earliest sessions. While building community ties, I am empowered to invite neurodivergent people to support my practice and understand different perspectives.

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