Adventures in Neurodiversity:
Framing, Remediating and Responding to Learning Disabilities

In this presentation, Diana presents a framework and teaching approach informed by neurodiversity. It serves as a bridge between general and special education teachers for work with students with learning disabilities, ADHD and ASD. Teachers will be able to assess their practices and adjust them to help all students achieve their potential.

Past Presentations:

  • May 20, 2015, Association of Educational Therapists Webinar
  • February 18, 2015, Learning Disabilities Association of America 52nd Annual International Conference

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Outstanding both in presentation and content.

Webinar Participant

Diana brings an energy to her talks that made me feel part of the presentation rather than in a lecture.

Webinar Participant

Thank you, it was a wonderful webinar and I am recommending it to all my Special Educational Needs teachers.

Judith C AdamsMSc PG Dip As

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