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Supporting Neurodiversity in Our Schools: A Teacher's Guide

Supporting Neurodiversity in Our Schools: A Teacher's Guide

Update: 2024-04-08
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Australian schools are recognising the growing importance of fostering inclusive spaces for neurodiverse students. Teachers play a vital role in creating belonging for these students. But how can we support teachers, to support neurodivergent students in the classroom?


We speak to experts Jess Rowlings and Dr Matt Harrison, co-directors of Next Level Collaboration and passionate researchers in neurodiversity, about how teachers can support the learning of their neurodivergent students. We explore what neurodiversity is, how it presents in young people and practical strategies teachers can use in their classrooms.

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Supporting Neurodiversity in Our Schools: A Teacher's Guide

Supporting Neurodiversity in Our Schools: A Teacher's Guide

University of Melbourne