About this event
This presentation will explore the role of fidget toys in supporting neurodivergent children. A research study that examined parental perspectives of fidget toys will be discussed. Findings showed perceived benefits of fidget toys in areas such as improving concentration and reducing anxiety. Implications will be discussed in relation to school policy and that sensory profiles of students should be considered.
About the speaker
Dr Elisa Back, Associate Professor in Psychology
Online information
This event will be held via Teams. You will be emailed the Teams dial in details on the morning of the event.
Pricing
The event fee for this webinar is £10.
If you have any difficulties making your booking, please contact [email protected]
This event is one of the ADHD Embrace Teacher Seminars series. These are hosted by ADHD Embrace and Kingston University, SIG on Inclusion and Social Justice, Department of Education.
United Kingdom
| Attendee Fee | £10.00 |