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Mar 09

Advantages of Online Specialized Learning for Neurodiverse Students

  • March 9, 2022
  • Mel
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  • kids with disabilities, neurodiverse students, special needs, specialized learning

As we stride into the new normal, we see how online specialized learning have numerous advantages to neurodiverse students.

“Neurodiverse learners” are children with special needs. In fact, is an umbrella term for those with disabilities like:

    • medical impairment,

    • mental illness,

    • mobility impairment,

    • hearing impairment,

    • learning disability,

    • vision impairment,

    • acquired brain impairment, and

    • intellectual disability.

Specialized learning for a neurodiverse student via iStock.

Specialized learning for a neurodiverse student via iStock.

Being mentally and physically challenged does not equate to poor academic performance. Accordingly, with the advent of online learning, they receive specialized attention to target their needs. In effect, education becomes less laborious for these students.

Online specialized learning provides neurodiverse students with personal space and time to work.

Having their personal space and time to work allows them to study at their own pace, without any pressure. In the same way, they get to access their learning materials, anytime, anywhere. To illustrate, giving them a mix of synchronous and asynchronous activities based on their schedule give them a sense of priority as well as flexibility.

Neurodiverse students are able to communicate clearly and confidently.

Most neurodiverse students are socially immature. Nevertheless, online specialized learning eases them in with communication without fear of diversion. As a matter of fact, programs like One-to-one support enables them to express themselves more which can really help in their growth.

One-to-one communication between neurodiverse student and their teacher via iStock.

One-to-one communication between neurodiverse student and their teacher via iStock.

Multi-sensory activities through home items.

Neurodiverse students need additional sensory modifications for them learn and grow. For instance, simple items that can be found at home, like dough and bubble wrap, can be incorporated in their activities. To illustrate, magic beans can be used for counting exercises. Further, Lego or Jenga blocks can exercise their critical thinking skills.

It is easier to track their progress.

In this kind of set-up, there is no more need to send your child to school campus. Interestingly, you can now monitor them real-time. Indeed, online classrooms like Remote Classroom now have tracking apps to make sure your child are attending to their modules and lessons.

It gives them more time for family and extracurricular activities.

Online learning does away with the jam-packed traditional school setting. Of course, online learning gives your child more time to pursue their interests and passions–like painting, drawing and other athletic activities. Additionally, your child can spend more time with you.

 

Remote Classroom adjusts to your child’s specific needs, making sure they express their own creativity and gifts through a wide variety of classes that will keep them inspired to learn more. We offer live online lessons on Arts, Coding & Tech, Health & Wellness, English, Maths, Science & Nature, Music, and Life Skills.

Send us a message on Facebook to learn more about getting your kids set up for homeschooling.

Disclaimer: The above article was written according to the information available as of press time. All opinions and beliefs expressed herein do not necessarily reflect those of Remote Classroom's, its employees, subcontractors, clients, and affiliates.


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I am Teacher Mel, an experienced remote educator and a budding content writer whose passion for learning and teaching positively influences parents, learners, and online educators. I am optimistic about promoting Remote Learning as an efficient way of meeting learners' needs for educational assistance at their convenience and in the comfort of their homes.

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