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Sessions

Session Focus Session Themes Session Objectives
Neuroinclusion in CE/T
  • Historiographic Perspectives of Diversity
  • Global Neuroinclusion Guidelines or Policies
  • Case Studies of Succession Inclusion
  • Training as a Change Agent
  • Identify current global practices, standards, terminology, and research surrounding neuroinclusivity.
  • Compare the impact of international regulations and policies on neuroinclusive practices in continuing education and training.
  • Analyze the role of global organizations in promoting neuroinclusive environments and their alignment with international best practices.
Tensions and Opportunities Among Medical, Legal, and Social Models of Disability
  • Medical Model: Conditions, Diagnostics, and Intervention
  • Legal Model: Laws, Regulations, Protections; Accommodations
  • Social Model: Inclusion, Accessibility, Attitudes
  • Tensions and Opportunities Among all Models
  • Analyze neurodiversity through the lenses of the medical, legal, and social models of disability.
  • Balance and critique each model’s impact on policy development and learner experiences.
  • Explore opportunities for integrating multiple models to create a more holistic and inclusive approach.
Neurodiversity in Policies and Practice
  • Neuroinclusion Champions and Engagement
  • Organizational Culture and Change Management
  • Stakeholder Engagement Strategies
  • Tools for Assessing and Refining Policies
  • Identify strategies for embedding neuroinclusive practices into organizational policies, processes, and cultures.
  • Compare the relationship between neuroinclusivity and organizational outcomes, such as employee engagement and learner success.
  • Adapt existing frameworks to support neuroinclusive environments within organizational settings.
Universal Design for Today’s Learner
  • Universal Design Guidelines and Applications
  • Accommodations and Adaptive Techniques
  • Action Plans (Personalized and Departmental)
  • Apply universal design guidelines to create neuroinclusive educational and training environments.
  • Demonstrate techniques for adapting content and delivery to meet diverse neurodivergent needs.
  • Empower individuals to use neuroinclusive strategies in their day-to-day work and learning environments.

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