Use Doodling as a Memory Strategy with Sketchnotes
As Mr. Pettingill and Mr. Wymore discuss in the video, learning can go high-tech by using ELMOs, or completely “no-tech” with an activity as simple as doodling.
10 Ways to Prevent Bullying in a Neurodiversity Initiative: How to Recognize, Prevent, and Stop Bullying
Workplace bullying is a severe issue for all employees, and it is exponentially destructive for people on the autistic spectrum or with other neurocognitive differences. We know bullying, hazing, and harassment are workplace problems. Many of us struggle with how to deal with the issue effectively. Rather than philosophize about this issue, I’m sharing some practical strategies that provide ALL employees with a psychologically safe workplace and prevent bullying in a neurodiversity initiative.
Neurodiversity in the Insurance Industry: a recruiting and production solution
Tips for Embracing Neurodiverse Workers in the Insurance Industry. When deciding to become truly inclusive to all diverse groups, it can take time to figure out where to start. It’s one thing to embrace a new company culture of inclusion, but it’s another to organize the physical workspace and the systems that keep business humming along to support a neurodiverse workforce. The work of nurturing the proper environment for success might sound daunting, but there’s good news: it’s not complicated. Several industry leaders have already cleared the path and can be looked at as examples of creating a more diverse and neuro-inclusive workplace
How Principals Can Support Teachers with New Initiatives
School districts are at a disadvantage when teachers attend training without the benefit of having their principals or department leaders attending that same training.
Teaching Strategies for Tackling Vision Related Problems – Updated
Thank you for your recent, thought-provoking presentation. You mentioned that there are teaching strategies for color-blind students to make it easier for them to learn.