DEIA includes neurodiversity.
Representing 15-20% of the global population, this group is often invisible and underserved, struggling with traditional forms of education.
Every human is unique in their abilities.Like fingerprints, no two brains are alikeEach brain is a complex, interconnected web sculpted and influenced by genetics and environmental interactions.
When kids understand their strengths and how their brains work, they have a better self-concept, resulting in better academic performance, mental health, and social interactions.
Neurodiverse individuals often possess unique problem-solving abilities and perspectives that can significantly contribute to innovation. These unique cognitive abilities can lead to innovative thinking and problem-solving when nurtured in an environment that values critical thinking and creativity.
By valuing and nurturing the unique abilities of neurodiverse individuals, we can foster an environment that not only supports these individuals but also drives innovation and success. The key lies in recognizing the strengths that come from thinking differently and creating a culture that celebrates diversity in all its form.
Diversity of thought fuels innovation and progress. When individuals with diverse backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives come together to tackle complex problems, they bring a rich tapestry of ideas and insights to the table.
Deloitee estimates 30% increased productivity from neurodivese teams. These corporations are already implementing NeurodiveristyInitiatives.
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