神経多様性と高等教育<br>Neurodiversity and Higher Education (Neurodiversity)

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神経多様性と高等教育
Neurodiversity and Higher Education (Neurodiversity)

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  • 製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版/ページ数 226 p.
  • 言語 ENG
  • 商品コード 9781032801971

Full Description

Neurodiversity in higher education is gaining essential recognition, yet significant challenges remain. This book offers a comprehensive exploration of strategies and initiatives designed to foster inclusion for neurodivergent students. It is an invaluable resource for higher education academics and nonacademics, illuminating pathways towards accessible learning environments and systemic institutional change.

This book delves into the multifaceted aspects of supporting neurodivergent students in higher education. It presents an array of topics, including the application of a bioecological theory for inclusive design, assistive technologies that enhance learning experiences and innovative work-integrated learning programmes. Key chapters explore accessible library design, tailored support for dyslexia and ADHD and successful mentorship initiatives. Through case studies and institutional profiles, it showcases practical strategies that promote neuro-inclusion, from flexible learning environments to institutional reforms. The book emphasises the importance of collaborative efforts, systemic approaches and leadership commitment to creating truly supportive educational programmes.

Highlighting both challenges and transformative strategies, this book underscores the necessity of systemic change for neuro-inclusion in higher education. It serves as a critical guide for institutions aiming to build equitable, inclusive environments, offering practical insights and evidence-based recommendations to empower neurodivergent students and staff to enhance their academic and professional success.

Contents

Biographies

Introduction

Book Layout

PART I - FUNDAMENTAL TOPICS RELATING TO NEURODIVERSITY AND HIGHER EDUCATION

Chapter 1: Designing for Neurodiversity in Higher Education: a Bioecological Approach

Lorna Hamilton

Chapter 2: ADHD in Higher Education: Key Issues and Future Directions

Jane Sedgwick-Müller

Chapter 3: Dyslexia in Higher Education: the Australian Story

Shae Wissell, Judith Hudson, Steve Edwards and Claire Davill

Chapter 4: Creating Inclusive Learning Environments: the Role of Library Design in Supporting Neurodivergent Students in Higher Education

Sonja Duric, Emil Jonescu, Winnie Dunn, Jessica Green, Talia Uylaki and Jessika Hames

Chapter 5: Assistive Technology, Neurodiversity and Higher Education

Aoife McNicholl, Trevor Boland andAbbie Robinson

Chapter 6: Neurodiversity Inclusion in Work Integrated Learning: Neurodiversity Placements Program

Beth Radulski, Cheryl Dissanayake and Katie Wright

Chapter 7: Toward Neurodiversity-Friendly Higher Education: Lessons from a Campus-Wide Initiative and the Case for Collaborative Evidence-Based Practice

Blánaid Gavin, Timmy Frawley and Sandra Connell

Epilogue

PART II - PROGRAM PROFILES - SECTION FOREWORD AND PROFILES OF NINE HIGHER EDUCATION PROGRAMS

Foreword: Student Support Programs: Common Ground, Unique Approaches and Lived Experience

Sandra Thom-Jones

Profile 1: Royal College of Art, UK: An Example of SpLD Support at a UK Post-Graduate Art and Design University

Qona Rankin

Profile 2: USC Upstate, USA-Beyond Accommodations: Enabling Learners, Faculty, and Staff, Embracing Neurodiversity for All

Renu Pariyadath

Profile 3: University of Delaware, USA: Spectrum Scholars

Wes Garton, Adrienne Cornish Lucas and Jennifer Grelak

Profile 4: University of Calgary, Canada-Supporting Success in Post-Secondary Settings for Neurodivergent Students: the UCAN Peer Mentorship Program

Carly McMorris, Mercedes Bagshawe, Nicole Eddy and Megan Ames

Profile 5: Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia-Elevating Career Support for Students Displaying a Number of Autistic Traits

Mohd Syazwan Zainal

Profile 6: Curtin University, Western Australia-Specialist Mentoring Program

Jasmine McDonald and Sylvanna Mirichlis

Profile 7: Curtin University, Western Australia-AASQA Program

Ben Milbourn, Tele Tan, Elinda Ai Lim Lee, Susan Hall, Lucy Simons and Sonya Girdler

Profile 8: University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, USA-Mosaic Program

Amy Rutherford, Mary-Elizabeth Goodman and Anne Hill

Profile 9: Landmark College, USA-Programming for Fostering Career Connections Among Neurodivergent College Students

Jan Coplan, Adam R. Lalor, Marlee Bickford-Bushey and Rebecca W. Matte

Index

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