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EPISODE · Jan 11, 2024 · 35 MIN

Unique Learning Challenges of Neurodivergent Brains

from Neurodiversity Podcast · host Emily Kircher-Morris

Studying and learning skills are different for neurodivergent learners, and traditional teaching methods often fail to address their needs. So what happens when we rethink learning strategies to empower these students? On episode 207, we're unraveling these challenges with Gretchen Wegner, an expert in redefining study skills for neurodivergent minds. Creator of the AntiBoringLab YouTube channel, Gretchen will shed light on empowering students through innovative strategies. Registration for the Neurodiversity University Educator Hub is now open, and only for a limited time! If you're a teacher, you definitely need to check into joining this community of educators from around the world, who are learning and sharing ways to embrace neurodiversity in the classroom. It's hosted and moderated by Emily Kircher-Morris, and features expert guests, roundtable forums, continuing education material and much more. You have until midnight Friday January 19 to register. Get in touch about the Gifted & ADHD Study. Video clip Gretchen mentioned in the interview. Gretchen Wegner is a former middle and high school teacher who now inspires and coaches students to build executive function skills, time management, organization and study skills. Gretchen is the creator of "The Anti-Boring Approach to Powerful Studying". She is also the inventor of the productivity toy MuseCubes. In addition to coaching, Gretchen is a public speaker, improvisational performer, lindy hop dancer, backpacker and proud resident of Oakland, California. BACKGROUND READING Gretchen's YouTube channel Unlock Student Learning free gift Gretchen's website

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