The Edtech Podcast

#250 – NeuroDiversity in Education and Entrepreneurship

Sep 9, 2022

51:37

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Are There Any Scenarios That You Think Are More Questionable?

04:10

I'm Going to Follow You Now Ard and and And

01:41

A, You Know, It's a Really Interesting Solution for Kids With Strokes

04:28

Introduction

2min

Sharsey

4min

What's the Sort of Booker From?

2min

We're Taking the First Step Into Working With a Supply Like That

2min

An Interview With Morine Dunn, a Neuro Diversity Advisor

5min

Is There Still a Need for More Awareness?

5min

Is There a Fast Track Way to Change Mindsets?

2min

Equity Free Is a Program That's in the Making for Many Years

2min

The Role of Technology in Supporting Neuro Divers

3min

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A, You Know, It's a Really Interesting Solution for Kids With Strokes

4min

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Are There Any Scenarios That You Think Are More Questionable?

4min

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I'm Going to Follow You Now Ard and and And

2min

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Neurodiversion Thinking

3min

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What We Need to Change Is a Different Way of Thinking

2min

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How to Evaluate Talent in a Competitive Environment, You Know?

3min

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Youweck

3min

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The Legal Foundation, Play for All Accelerator

4min

Thanks to Learnosity and WorkTripp for sponsoring this episode.

In this episode, I’m in conversation with:

Felix Atkin, the Founder & CEO at Sharesy, on dealing with cost pressures in schools
Dr Maureen Dunne, neurodiversity advisor to Lego Foundation and the President and CEO of Autism Community Ventures, on supporting innovation in the area of neurodiversity

We talk about:

How to help schools raise extra funds by easily supporting their community needs
What funds are available for innovation around neurodiverse needs – including USD 20 million to catalyse innovation supporting neurodivergent children
Why this matters and can strengthen the education, products, services and business we build and use

Plus, some updates on edtech events, reports, and other news.

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