Neurodiversity is a naturally occurring variation in human brain structure and wiring (Mirfin, Jalota & Schmidt, 2020). This diversity has beneficial consequences for humanity as a whole (Retenbach et al., 2017). 

Every brain is differently wired and these unique wirings enhance how we live and work through creativity, diverse perspectives and strengths (Retenbach et al., 2017). 

The key for educational professionals and whānau is to identify and use the unique strengths of the individual to enhance the mokopuna (students) ability to meet their full potential (Skelling, J., 2023). 

You will find information about a range of neurodiversity and learning conditions linked below. 

We hope this information helps you to understand and support these unique and amazing brain types.