We know we are neurodiverse. Let’s design for it.

Our Approach

Neuroscience shows our brains are as unique as our fingerprints. No two brains are alike. We can use this understanding to transform the design of traditional materials and systems so every individual can engage, participate, and thrive.

The Learning Design approach can be used for anyone, in any setting, and with any material. Collaborate with us to transform your materials, resources, and environments to meet the neurodiversity of your team, staff, and learners of all kinds.

Workshops include:

  • Dive into understanding the learning brain, including topics on attention, memory, executive function, motivation, emotions, and more. Make connections to your current work and gain new strategies for how to design your content to maximize what we know about learning and the brain.

  • Emotions are not separate from learning - emotions enable learning. Learn about emotions and the brain to make connections to your current routines and structures. Gain new ideas and strategies to maximize engagement and learning.

  • Science educators: want to see inclusive design in a science classroom, makerspace, or lab? While this session focuses on STEAM, connections can be made to other content areas.

  • Change is hard- whether it is trying to change our diet, exercise routine, or teaching practices. Explore how the Unlearning Cycle supports you to trade up for new ways of doing- whatever your inclusive goals may be!

  • Become a part of a neural network simulation to experience how we learn. This one-of-a-kind interactive experience deepens understanding of how we learn and differences in learning, such as dyslexia, attention, bias, and trauma.

    *Ideal for groups of ~25-60 participants and 1.5 - 3 hours.

  • In this workshop, you bring your own lesson, material, or content to re-design. We use collaboration protocols to design for inclusive learning. Works for any age, content area, or setting.

Learning
Design Tool

Try the Learning Design Tool to experience how you can transform your materials based on what we know about the learning brain.

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What Participants Share

“I learned so much about the brain. It was engaging from start to end.”

“I love the stories! They helped me rethink some of my instructional decisions, but also my own learning experience.”

“I had so many ideas that I cannot wait to try.”

“This helped me feel better prepared to meet the diverse needs of my learners. Thank you.”