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Articles about ADHD and Autism

5 neurodiversity myths every teacher needs to know

We’ll be covering 5 common myths that people often believe about neurodiversity, to ensure that you can make informed decisions on how best to help your students in their education.

5 ways educators can support neurodiversity

With more and more students being diagnosed with neurological conditions, how can we ensure they’re getting the support they need?

A beginner's guide to neurodiversity

What exactly does it mean to be “neurodivergent”?

Does listening to music help students with ADHD to learn?

Music can offer benefits beyond personal enjoyment. It is also an effective study tool that can increase concentration and consequently learning in ADHD students.

How Retrieval Practice can help your students with ADHD

In recent years, researchers have begun to examine how to use specific, effective revision techniques for students with ADHD, with a focus on Retrieval Practice.

How should you Cold-Call students with SEND?

Adapting Cold-Calling for students with SEND doesn’t mean abandoning the practice altogether. Instead, as Gary Aubin explains, it’s about not being “cold about our Cold-Calling.”

How to use Cognitive Load Theory with students with SEND

To enhance learning for all students, you need to prioritise leaving enough space in their working memory for germane load and avoiding cognitive overload.