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Joshua Center
University
Understanding Tourette Syndrome and Other Neurological Disorders
Course Summary:
Teaching is both a challenging and rewarding profession. Dedicated
teachers, as well as paraprofessionals, counselors and administrators, can truly
make a difference in the lives of students. On a daily basis, however, educators
face many challenges, and none is more daunting than working with children who
have neurological disorders. Fortunately, today there is much more information
available on how to help children with these conditions. Yet even with this
information, we still don't know for certain what causes the behavior of kids
with neurological disorders.
In this course the learner will gain understanding regarding the different types
of neurological disorders that impact children. The course will also address the
symptoms typical of these conditions, how they impact the child's behavior in
the classroom and finally how educators can intervene to make it easier for
children to cope and therefore learn with minimal disruption to the classroom.
Time: approximately 30 minutes
Learning Objectives:
* Understand how neurological disorders impact a child's life at school and the
impact they can have on the classroom
* Recognize some of the characteristics of Tourette Syndrome, Attention Deficit
Hyper Activity Disorder and Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
* Identify the "triggers" and "sparks" that can precede an emotional meltdown
Key Topics Include:
* Success Begins with Understanding
* The Known and the Unknown
* Making Distinctions
* Tourette Syndrome
* TS and the Classroom
* Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
* Types of Obsessions
* OCD and the Classroom
* Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
* Categories Within ADHD
* Determining a Diagnosis of ADHD
* ADHD and the Classroom
* When Disorders Cross Over Time:
Course Fee - $20 for a one year license including updates.
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