This course provides classroom case studies applying the Foundations for Divergent Minds Framework. It offers 12 real-world scenarios with Neurodiversity-affirming interpretations, TEKS alignment, IEP goals, and accommodations across the six core areas. By the end of this course, you'll understand how to identify and implement supports in your classroom.

This course delivers practical insights into the Divergent Minds framework. It equips participants to assist neurodivergent people by addressing sensory integration, executive functioning, communication, social interaction, and emotional regulation. It emphasizes the principle that our struggles stem from environmental mismatches and provides strategies to support​. Each lesson will drop as soon as it is available.

This course will encompass the different components of assessment and goal creation through the lens of neuroscience and the neurodiversity paradigm. You will learn how to conduct environmental assessments, tier systems of supports, and strategies to meet regulation needs. These strategies will provide you with information to develop individualized goals that promote self-determination and self-advocacy.