Happy Summer Solstice! ☀️ On this "longest day of the year," we want to check in with our school community and see how everyone is handling the unstructured time of summer break. 👀 Are you feeling refreshed? Or are things a little difficult? It's true that students with learning differences and neurodivergent traits like ADHD, dyslexia, executive function difficulties, and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) can sometimes struggle with long stretches of free time and the break in routine that summer typically brings. We invite you to check out our blog post, "Summer Success Tips: Helping Students with Learning Differences Thrive," over on our website for some actionable insights: https://lnkd.in/ebFQNpDE #LearningDifferences #EducationBlog #Summer #StudentSuccess #TheJanusSchool
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📚🧠 Reading for pleasure and parents' "contingent sensitivity" come together in children's development. Reading regularly promotes young people's academic success and mental well-being, while sensitive parents support cognitive, social and emotional development. How can we balance these influences for overall development? 🌱 #Education #Wellbeing #Parenting #ChildReading 🟢 Read more on the Encyclopedia : https://lnkd.in/drWukJVv
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Single-issue training is outdated! Here are 4 reasons why your school needs a multi-faceted approach for lasting change Understand this: → You thought about using training focused on one issue at a time ↳ but then saw it didn't help all your students equally. → You thought just having one day of training would be enough ↳ but it didn't bring a lasting change → You noticed how training on just one thing wasn't helping all your students succeed, ↳ so you realized you needed to learn different ways to support everyone Sounds relatable? Let’s dive into why is this happening 1. People Don’t Always Pay Attention > When you have single-issue training, someone comes in, gives some lessons, everyone sits back and takes notes ↳ And that's it. > Not everyone in the room will want to be there, and not everyone will understand or see the value. 2. Some Topics Are Too complex for One Session > This is a problem with subjects like dyslexia, ADHD, dyscalculia and autism. > These topics can't be covered in one session because they are too complex and need different approaches. 3. Getting to Know Teachers Matters > For training to work well and last long in schools, philosophy and practice are very important. (Because they help teachers understand why they are doing something and how to do it effectively so it becomes a part of their teaching practice) > Building rapport with teachers helps them relax in the training, value it and see it as worth their time. 4. Teachers Need Time to Accept New Ideas > Not everyone will listen to what you are saying, and not everyone will like all your ideas. > But over time, when you build a rapport with them, they become more open to changing how they teach and using the strategies you suggest. They start to trust you. Remember, unlocking every student's potential demands a multifaceted approach to education ↳ where every aspect of their diverse needs is addressed. Found this post valuable? Follow Shona for more such content on Inclusive education, Neurodiversity & Dyslexia
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Free Parent Webinar about Supporting Children with Dyslexia 1 out of 10 people have dyslexia. More than 40 million US adults have dyslexia, with only 2 million of them receiving a diagnosis. Is your child struggling in school? Are they falling behind? It is heartbreaking to see your child struggle and you want to do everything you can to make a difference. In this webinar, Amy Thomas, Head of School at Vertical Skills Academy, and Brian Wolff, Ph.D., Owner and Founder of Wolff Child Psychology, will help parents gain insight into dyslexia and tools to support their child. Parents will learn: 1). What is dyslexia? 2). How dyslexia impacts learning and self-esteem. 3). How to know if your child is dyslexic? 4). Importance of school support. 5). Identifying if a school is dyslexic-friendly. 6). Tools for decodable texts and reading support. We know it can be stressful to think about where your child falls in comparison to other kids their age, but let’s change the focus to how you can best support your child without the stress. There will be time for Q&A at the end. Also, if you register but are unable to attend a recording will be provided.
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Bridging the Gap: Effective Conversations on ADHD and Learning Challenges Hey everyone! Empowering teachers and parents to support students with learning challenges is more important than ever. But how can teachers chat with parents about their child's ADHD or slower learning pace in a way that really works? Let's give teachers the tools they need to communicate effectively about their students' learning challenges. Positive Language & Collaboration A teacher once approached a parent to discuss their child's ADHD, using positive language to highlight his strengths and progress. The parent's response was super positive, and they teamed up to find the best support for the student's needs. Specific Improvement Areas & Home Activities Another teacher talked to a parent about their child's slow learning pace, sharing specific areas for improvement and suggesting home activities. This personalized approach led to noticeable progress in the student's performance, thanks to the parent's involvement. Close Collaboration for Slow Learners One success story involves a teacher and a parent working closely to identify and implement strategies for a slow learner in reading. By the end of the school year, the child had made significant improvements, showing the power of early and open communication. "Early and open communication between teachers and parents is crucial for understanding and addressing a child’s learning challenges effectively." - Dr. Jane Doe, Educational Psychologist "When discussing learning difficulties, focusing on strengths and progress, rather than deficits, helps build a positive and supportive environment for the child." - Prof. John Smith, Education Specialist "Collaboration between teachers and parents is key to developing tailored strategies that meet the specific needs of every child, including those with ADHD or who are slow learners." - Dr. Emily Taylor, Child Development "Engaging parents as partners in their child’s education can significantly improve outcomes for students with learning differences." - Dr. Michael Lee Have you ever had to talk to parents about learning challenges? Share your strategies and stories in the comments below! Teamwork between teachers and parents can make a huge difference in students' academic journeys. Let’s work together to create supportive and effective learning environments for all kids. #TeacherSupport #ADHDAwareness #EducationMatters #ParentTeacherCollaboration Dr.Chirag JainJiya JainSkitiiMindful Gurukul Private LimitedDr. Vidya YeravdekarGulshan Anand MemoriaLily Roy
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Top 10 Signs: Parent Checklist for Learning Struggles Is your child facing challenges with learning? Use this checklist to see if your child is struggling with some of the key signs of weaknesses in cognitive skills: 📌 My child can read but doesn’t understand what he/she reads. 📌 My child has started saying things like, “I can’t do what everyone else can do,” or “I’m just stupid.” 📌 My child lacks motivation or self-confidence. 📌 My child works so hard and does well, but it takes them forever to get their work done. 📌 My child has been diagnosed with (ADHD/Autism/Anxiety/Learning Disability/Other) and I just don’t feel like what the school is doing is helping. 📌 My child doesn’t remember today what they learned yesterday. 📌 My child struggles with concentration, impulsivity, and social cues. 📌 My child struggles with anxiety and lack of confidence in their ability. 📌 My child is very smart but so disorganized. She needs help to get her work done but resists our attempts to help. 📌 My child puts a lot of pressure on him/herself and has meltdowns when things don’t go their way. These are exactly the kinds of comments we hear from parents every day. It doesn’t have to be this way. There are solutions for parents who really want to make a difference. 👇 Go to link below to register for our parent training webinar on Five Simple Steps to Help Children Overcome Learning Struggles and Become Capable, Confident Learners. 👇 https://lnkd.in/eD4DBeKX #LearningStruggles #ParentChecklist #CognitiveSkills #ChildDevelopment #ADHDAwareness #SpecialEducation #ConfidenceBuilding #MotivationInKids #EducationalSupport #ParentTraining
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Interesting article and I'm sure there are still some negative attitudes out there.
"Years of attention-grabbing headlines – particularly those written about ADHD – have fueled myths and negative conceptions about neurodiversity and learning differences that have seeped into our subconscious and created a bias that was never of our making. The idea of ADHD not existing and instead being an excuse for a lack of discipline and poor parenting, for example, is still rampant." #neurodiversity #educationsystem #schools #teaching #implicitbias #learning #children #adhd #educators #neurodivergent
“How Educators’ Implicit Bias Stifles Neurodivergent Learners”
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