Neurodiversity has become something of a buzzword lately, but it’s often misunderstood. Too many people hear the term and immediately think of learning disorders or developmental delays, assuming it means something is ‘wrong’ with those who are neurodiverse. While these aspects can be part of the picture, neurodiversity is so much more than that – […]
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It is estimated that at least 10% of South African children have neuropsychological challenges. Neurodiversity, the range of different brain structures and chemistry found in the human population, includes people with autism as well as those with differences such as attention deficit hyperactivity, dyslexia, obsessive compulsive and sensory integration issues. Neurodivergent children may experience additional trials in life
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Imagine a young schoolboy – we’ll call him James – a child whose journey reshapes our understanding of learning and intelligence. With his whirlwind of energy, his battle with letters that dance on the page, and his attention that reminds me of a chameleon on a Smarties box, James is facing uphill battles. To the
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