ONLINE Teacher Training Secondary: ADHD and Principal Strategies

ONLINE Teacher Training Secondary: ADHD and Principal Strategies

With 1 in 20 pupils having ADHD, this course will give you the essential knowledge to help and support an ADHD child in your classroom.

By ADHD Ireland

Date and time

Tuesday, November 19 · 8:30 - 10:30am PST

Location

Online

Refund Policy

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About this event

  • 2 hours

We are inviting all Teachers, SNA's, SEN Coordinators to attend this online training to improve their understanding and knowledge on ADHD and give them the strategies and methods to help, support and get the best from an ADHD child in your classroom.

The skills explored will increase classroom productivity and attendance, so improving confidence and peer to peer relationships in pupils with ADHD and engagement of Educators, improving understanding and awareness of ADHD nationwide. This programme will motivate teachers to become ADHD champions in their school, enabling them to take appropriate individual and collective action within their schools towards a positive classroom experience for all.

Our ADHD course for educators is structured in three sections:

1) What ADHD is and isn’t, including up to date research, key features, diagnostic criteria comorbidities, executive functioning impairments, emotional disregulation and the different presentations of ADHD, including gender.

2) The learner’s experience of ADHD, including working with parents.

3) Strategies that work in the classroom- including support for executive functioning, literacy, anxiety, movement and activity and therapeutic approaches.

The course is structured around the 6 key strategies for achieving good outcomes in education for learners with ADHD of all ages.

This event will be delivered by Colin Foley. Colin is the training director of the ADHD Foundation Neurodiversity Charity, an integrated health and education multidisciplinary lifespan service in based in Liverpool. The Foundation is the largest patient led service of its kind in the UK and Colin co-ordinates training for over 15,000 professionals very year, covering a range of professional development programmes.

The ADHD Foundation is grounded in empowering teacher’s to deliver outstanding outcomes for children and young people with ADHD through raising awareness of the specific symptomatology of the condition and through providing practical classroom strategies that every teacher can use at all key stages.

Testimonials from people who took part in this course previously:

"The depth of knowledge of ADHD Foundation on the topic and the relativity of his teaching background made this course really excellent"

"Given by a teacher to teachers. Extremely interesting, and quick moving."

"Strategies that I can use immediately in the classroom to help kids with ADHD"

Organized by

ADHD Ireland envisages a future where all individuals affected by ADHD are included, supported, and empowered in all contexts of their lives (e.g. school, work, home, and socially) to participate fully within, benefit from, and contribute meaningfully to Irish society.

ADHD Ireland is the national organisation that works to support those with ADHD and endeavours to enable this.

€45