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What is Neurodivergency?
The term Neurodivergency is relatively new when used in the context of children with learning differences. The Cleveland Clinic explains that the non-medical term encompasses a diverse range of neurological differences that shape how individuals perceive and interact with the world around them.
This blog discusses the term and the importance of neurodiversity in our society. Neurodivergency is like a box of assorted chocolates – diverse, unique, and sometimes a little nutty. But what exactly does it mean to be neurodivergent?
Definition
Imagine a beautiful garden where each flower blooms differently. Neurodivergency is the concept that our brains are wired differently, leading to variations in thinking, learning, and information processing.
The Importance of Neurodiversity
Neurodiversity is vital for progress. By valuing diverse ways of thinking, we unlock creativity, problem-solving, and empathy in ways we never thought possible. For a complete list of neurodivergency conditions, click here.
The Washington Center for Learning specializes in teaching neurodivergent school-age children to read, write, and comprehend texts above grade level. We are proud to provide parents with comprehensive support related to the array of service options and opportunities neurodivergency presents.
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