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title: "MICH CEUs: Montessori Inclusion for Today's Children"
description: Overview of neurodiversity, inclusion, and practical application tailored to the individual classrooms.
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# MICH CEUs: Montessori Inclusion for Today's Children

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CEU: 8

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Completion Time

8 hours

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Access Time

30 Days

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Outcome

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Language

English

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Training Level

Beginner

#### Delivery Information:

In-person Scheduled Sessions

#### Description

Overview of neurodiversity, inclusion, and practical application tailored to the individual classrooms.

#### Learning Outcomes

At the end of the workshop participants will be able to

- Deepen understanding of today’s children and their families by exploring behavioral trends, the impact of societal pressures, and the growing variability in learners' needs
- Develop an inclusive mindset and teaching approach by examining neurodiversity, shifting from a medical deficit model to a social model of disability, and embracing Montessori principles of observation and human tendencies.
- Build skills for creating responsive and calm classroom environments through strategies that promote self- and co-regulation, structured routines, and proactive guidance.
- Design environments and practices that foster belonging by preparing sensory-aware, predictable classrooms that support connection, shared power, and inclusive rituals.

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