5 Ways to Support Neurodivergent Students

An academic coach for neurodivergent students shares how to help them reach their potential throughout the school year.

Learning progressions allow teachers to differentiate content based on increasing levels of complexity.

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Teachers can use these strategies to help keep students who are still learning English on track with their peers.

One teacher has found that focusing on both the individual and the group in lesson planning helps create a solid foundation for learning.

Teachers and schools are reducing their reliance on digital tools to create more intentional and connected classroom experiences.

Teachers can model how young children can identify their emotions, seek out solutions, and evaluate the effectiveness of their problem-solving skills.

Welcoming students’ culture into the classroom creates an inclusive learning environment that supports a sense of belonging.

By fostering these fundamental mindsets, teachers can enhance resilience, encourage academic risk-taking, and improve stress management in the classroom.

Providing students with background knowledge about lessons improves their comprehension and engagement.