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Course was informative, well presented and engaging
This user gave this course a rating of 5/5 stars
clear explanations, without condescension
Thank you! I've previously been employed (and left those jobs due to many reasons, which I can now, with hindsight, link directly to my ADHD) before my ADHD diagnosis. After some time in the employment wilderness, and with a relatively recent diagnosis, and educating myself on my brain differences… I wish this sort of training had been around for a long time – as the awareness would have led me to get a diagnosis – and probably had a better employment outcome as a result! If, after watching this training, you think you might be neurodivergent, ask for a diagnosis! If nothing else, it will help make sense of how your brain works – and that makes it easier to work WITH it rather than AGAINST it!
Very educational course
This user gave this course a rating of 5/5 stars
Clear easy to understand material
Course is presented well with clear definitions for the different types of neurodiverse conditions.
Found this course very informative..
Found this course very informative and interesting…
Very good course
This user gave this course a rating of 5/5 stars
the course was easy to understand and very informative and gave a good overview of Neurodiversity
This user gave this course a rating of 5/5 stars
Very useful
Interesting and certainly useful. Thank you.
A very good overview of neurodiversity that not only helped me to refresh my memory about things I have already learnt but also taught me some new imformation as well.
I would recommend this excellent awareness raising course to other colleagues as a good starting point from which a person can go on and do their own more in depth reading and research if they so wish. I learnt quite a bit about the way the medical community has come up with the 3 groups of people who are neuro diverse. A big takeaway for me is that neurodiversity is about difference and is not wrong or abnormal. Everyone is unique and our brains function in a unique way to each individual. I shall remember to learn from a person who is neurodiverse how they refer to themselves regarding their neurodiversity.
Very informative
My only criticism is I wish you had the option to submit each answer in the test. Once you click an answer it immediately accepts it, not giving you the option to change it.