Teaching for Neuro-Inclusive Learning

Overview

Many students may not have formal diagnoses, but still experience neurodivergent ways of thinking, sensing, or processing. By designing with these realities in mind, we make art education more inclusive for everyone. When we aim to reach all types of learners, we don’t lower the bar; we raise our teaching.

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