Jasmine Miller

For those interested in education, inclusion, sustainable development, and global futures, this is not an episode to be missed! Recorded in partnership with UNESCO.
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3 top priorities for Scottish education in the year ahead We need government to work with the sector on delivering policy that truly reflects the needs of our school system, says the general secretary of education directors’ body ADES

3 top priorities for Scottish Education in the year ahead…
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Inclusive classrooms for neurodivergent students are profoundly influenced by the beliefs teachers hold about their students potential to grow and thrive. Looking forward to joining the Global Neurodiversity Online Series Seminar later in the month to explore this further!

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Facing a tough challenge or feeling overwhelmed? Try the Circle of Control — a simple, powerful tool to shift focus from what you can't control to what you can. It reduces anxiety and helps you use your energy where it truly matters.
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White background with a laptop and mobile phone graphic, each with a screenshot from the CALL Scotland Website showing a page titled Technology to Support Dyslexia in Education. Below there is a title in bold blue font which reads ‘Dyslexia Awareness Week.’ On the bottom right there is a QR code and link directing to https://bit.ly/TSDmasterclass

Did you know that we have a self-study Masterclass in Technology To Support Dyslexia in Education available for FREE on our website?

https://bit.ly/TSDmasterclass

Thrilled to be featured in the latest edition of the SCCG newsletter, where I share a report on my participation earlier this year in Amity's International Symposium on Autism. You can check it out here: 👇

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✨ Six months since the release of A Teacher’s Guide to Coaching!
Writing this book enabled me to share a vision of how coaching can create more reflective, empowered, and connected classrooms.
I am so grateful for the conversations it has sparked with educators around the world!

I’m sad to hear the news that the wonderful Jane Goodall is no longer in the world. Her work with chimpanzees at Gombe in Tanzania taught us to look at other apes - and ourselves - differently. I was privileged to meet her later in life and tell her what an inspiration she was to me.

Excited to join the Advisory Committee for the Quality Childhood Initiative at YCCECE (耀中幼教學院). Looking forward to collaborating with like-minded organisations to enhance services for quality childhood experiences!
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EmphaSIze September 2025: Transitions and Routines This month's issue is all about Transitions and Routines - specifically looking at how we can better support children or teens with sensory processing differences who are starting a new school year or...

✨ New Issue Out Now! ✨
September's EmphaSIze explores Transitions & Routines — key for those with sensory differences starting school, college, or uni.
🧠 Insights, ideas & resources await!
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#BackToSchool
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Sensory Integration Education - Transform Lives Sensory Integration Education - The Home of Sensory Training. As a not-for-profit organisation with over 30 years of experience, SIE is a trusted leader in sensory integration and processing educatio...

🎯 Digital Resource of the Week:
Sensory Integration Education.

Boost your skills with sensory integration training. From CPD to advanced courses, Sensory Integration Education offer flexible learning for busy professionals.

www.sensoryintegrationeducation.com

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The answer is always more testing, never tackling the root causes. Better resourcing, and better pedagogy through an educational rather than an attainment focus needed.

Commonly said in Scotland’s AifL programme, you don’t make your pig grow by repeatedly weighing it, but we never seem to learn

The Institute Of Neurodiversity (ION) is proud to launch #EveryAgeEveryNeurotype — a global campaign celebrating neurominorities at every stage of life.
💬 Share what makes you unique as a neurominority at share-eu1.hsforms.com/1uNbYkgsaTaW...

How do teacher educators handle dis/agreement in the classroom? 🤔
Our BERA-funded international study found:
It's shaped by emotion, culture & power
Educators need time, trust & tools
Structured dialogue (e.g. communities of enquiry) helps.
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🎯 Digital Resource of the Week:
Creative Differences: A Handbook For Embracing Neurodiversity in the Creative Industries.

This handbook comes from the heart of the creative sector,
with contributions made from individuals across our community.

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CALL Scotland's accessible digital versions of Scottish Book Trust’s Bookbug P1 Family bag books are available to download for learners in Scotland NOW!

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Neurodivergent adolescents experience twice the emotional burden at school compared to their neurotypical peers | King's College London New research from the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience (IoPPN) at King’s College London, in partnership with University College London and Anna Freud, has found that negative school ...

A new study from King’s College London, in partnership with University College London and Anna Freud has found that negative school experience impacts neurodivergent pupils significantly more on an emotional level than their neurotypical peers.

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This book challenges the idea that we can measure everyone by the same “average” standards. From education to work, we’re all outliers in our own way. Highly recommend for anyone interested in rethinking success and human potential!

Neurodiversity in the workplace – important legal considerations for employers Understanding neurodiversity and its opportunities, could provide to an employer improved wellbeing and organisational growth.

Addressing someone's sensory differences in the workplace isn't just a 'nice to have' - there are legal implications for not making the workplace accessible to neurodivergent individuals.

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How Can Public Space Be Designed for the Neurodiverse Community? Explore inclusive architecture that embraces neurodiversity, enhancing public spaces for diverse sensory experiences and interactions.

An informative read on how to make public spaces more accessible to individuals with #SensoryDifferences

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14. Women and Girls with Autism Spectrum Disorder – Sarah Hendrickx

15. The Autistic Advantage at Work – Nick Walker

These titles highlight strengths, celebrate diversity, and offer practical steps for creating workplaces where neurodivergent talent flourishes.

10. Neurodiverse Professional Networks – Charlotte Valeur

11. Spectrum Women – Barb Cook & Michelle Garnett

12. The Strengths-Based Workbook for Stress Relief in Neurodivergent Adults – Pooky Knightsmith

13. Your Brain’s Not Broken – Tamara Rosier

4. Divergent Mind – Jenara Nerenberg

5. Unmasking Autism – Devon Price

6. NeuroTribes – Steve Silberman

7. The Dyslexic Advantage – Brock & Fernette Eide

8. Different, Not Less – Temple Grandin

9. The Power of Different – Gail Saltz

15 Must-Read Books to Support Neurodivergent Careers...

...And Inclusive Workplaces 👇

Top 15 Books To Read 📚

1. Neurodiversity at Work – Theo Smith & Amanda Kirby

2. The Power of Neurodiversity – Thomas Armstrong

3. ADHD 2.0 – Edward M. Hallowell & John J. Ratey

National Inclusion Week: Now is the time.

Siobhan Lynam explores the power of coaching and mentoring as tools for inclusion, and shares practical ways to make inclusion a daily practice bit.ly/45sxRcW

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Parent & Carer Workplace Survey – Now Open!
Are you a parent or carer of a neurodivergent child? Mindroom want to hear how caring impacts your work life.

💬 Share your voice anonymously by Oct 19: lnkd.in/ebMF7HWf
#Neuroinclusion #Mindroom #Survey #NoMindLeftBehind

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Excited for the launch of Coaching with Purpose by Rachel Lofthouse, Trista Hollweck and Jasen Booton! 🎉 A timely reminder of why coaching matters — not just as a skillset, but as a purposeful practice that makes a real difference.

Autistic SPACE for Inclusive Education - Elaine McGoldrick, Aoife Munroe, Rachel Ferguson, Carina Byrne, Mary Doherty, 2025 The continuing policy commitment to Inclusive Education internationally requires the prioritisation of the creation of inclusive schools in practice. Research w...

A new study adapts the Autistic SPACE framework for schools, with practical steps to support:
🌀 Sensory needs
🔁 Predictability
🤝 Acceptance
💬 Communication
💓 Empathy

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I’m autistic and don’t speak. Here’s what I want you to know There are lots of myths about autistic people who don’t talk. Here are three and why they’re so wrong.

Timothy HoYuan Chan shares powerful insights on communication, myths about nonspeaking autism, and what true inclusion looks like.

📖 Read here 👉 theconversation.com/im-autistic-...

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#Inclusion
#Autism

ICF Ethics Course – Earn Free Continuing Education Credits Fulfill your ICF ethics requirement with the free online ICF ethics course! Earn Continuing Coach Education credits and renew your credential with ease.

Ethics matter more than ever in coaching. 💯

The updated ICF Ethics Course is FREE, self-paced & designed to help you navigate real-world dilemmas with clarity + confidence. 🌍

Available now in English (more languages coming!).
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