This essential two-part webinar series is designed to equip educators in Ireland with a comprehensive understanding of ADHD in girls. Recognizing that ADHD uniquely manifests in female students, presenting distinct challenges often overlooked, this series will delve into the nuances of identification and effective support.

Join us to explore how ADHD differs in girls, learn practical strategies for the classroom, and gain crucial insights into the factors contributing to misdiagnosis, including masking and the significant impact of hormones on executive functions. Empower yourself to better understand and support the girls in your care throughout their educational journey.

Dates:

• Tuesday 16th September

• Tuesday 23rd September

Hosted by: Clare Education Centre, Navan Education Centre and Tralee Education Centre.

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This practical introduction to ADHD that dispels myths and helps teachers recognise key characteristics in real classroom contexts.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand how ADHD presents in educational settings.

• Identify common challenges and misconceptions.

• Explore inclusive strategies to support learning and engagement.

Hosted by: Kildare Education Centre

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This online session offers a practical and insightful introduction to ADHD for educators. You'll gain a clear understanding of how ADHD presents in primary and post-primary settings, dispel common myths, and explore the day-to-day challenges faced by students.

Through real-life examples and inclusive strategies, this online workshop equips teachers with tools to create supportive, engaging, and ADHD-friendly learning environments.

This webinar is suitable for Primary & Post Primary School Leaders, Teachers, SETs & SNAs.

Hosted by: Dublin West Education Centre

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This comprehensive three-part series is designed to equip educators with a deep understanding of AUDHD, a distinct neurodevelopmental condition presenting unique challenges for students that go beyond a simple combination of ADHD and Autism.

We will explore the internal complexities of the AUDHD brain, the specific ways it impacts learning and regulation, and provide practical strategies to create supportive and thriving environments for these students. Join us to gain a holistic  understanding and the tools you need to effectively support your AUDHD students.

Dates:

• Thursday, 9th October

• Thursday 16th October

• Thursday 23rd October

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This CPD session explores practical, strength-based strategies for supporting neurodivergent learners in post-primary classrooms. Rather than focusing solely on challenges, we’ll look at how to recognise, nurture, and build on the unique skills and talents of neurodivergent students. Teachers will gain insights into creating inclusive learning environments, fostering student confidence, and promoting engagement through approaches that celebrate difference and prioritise strengths.

Hosted by: Galway Education Centre.

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This session explores how artificial intelligence (AI) tools can be leveraged to support both teachers and students with ADHD. We'll look at practical ways educators can use AI to manage workload, enhance differentiation, and build inclusive learning environments. The session also highlights how students with ADHD can benefit from AI-supported tools to assist with organisation, executive function, and personalised learning.

Hosted by: Clare Education Centre, Navan Education Centre and Tralee Education Centre.

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This session will look in detail at what is ADHD, how it impacts our students and how it often manifests in ‘bad behaviour.’ Often this mad behavior is as a direct result of dysregulation, overstimulation or both. I will then explore some easy to implement strategies you can implement to support students with ADHD and provide an environment for them to thrive.

Hosted by: Clare Education Centre, Navan Education Centre and Tralee Education Centre.

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Designed specifically for working professionals in school settings who have ADHD or are on that journey, this session offers a vital understanding of how the ADHD brain operates, particularly concerning executive functions.

Go beyond simply understanding the challenges – learn concrete, actionable coaching strategies you can integrate into your daily work life to enhance organization, focus, time management, and overall well-being within the school environment.

Hosted by: Clare Education Centre, Navan Education Centre and Tralee Education Centre.

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