ADSHE Midlands Regional Training event over 2 dates: ADSHE members only
Event Information
About this event
The ADSHE Midlands regional group are offering a 2-part training session on Lego® Serious Play®: a strategy for interpreting diagnostic reports and developing a positive neurodiverse identity. This will be an online event run through Microsoft Teams. This training is only available to members of ADSHE.
The training is split into two parts on two days:
Wednesday 25th November: Part 1 (1.00 – 2.30 pm) Workshop Part 1: Lego® Serious Play® theoretical underpinning & the diagnostic report (1.5 hours AACPD)
(There will be an Optional PPS with other members available between 3.00 – 4.00 pm)
Thursday 3rd December : Part 2 (1.00 – 2.30 pm) Workshop Part 2: Lego® Serious Play® Hands-on experience and other applications (1.5 hours AACPD)
Please note: attendees will need some Lego bricks to be able to participate fully Members could:
- buy a LSP Starter Kit - here is a link to the Lego site: https://www.lego.com/en-gb/product/starter-kit-2000414
- or from Amazon https://www.amazon.co.uk/LEGO-Serious-Starter-Building-Construction/dp/B00GVDCVKW
- Buy some from the Classic Lego brick range.
- Use Lego they may already have
We will be running the event through Microsoft Teams. The link to the event will be provided to members on each day prior to the training. The organisers for the event will contact you by the email address with which you registered for tickets. If you need them to use a different email address, you must let us know in advance. The ticket will show the first training date only. Remember to add the second date to your calendar.
CPD Total: 3 hours of ADSHE-Accredited CPD (for attendance at both days)
Cancellation policy: ticket cancelled with more than 48 hours notice: Refund, less £10 booking/admin fee.
If cancelled with less than 48 hours notice, full fee is due and no refund will be given.
Terms & Conditions: Please note, this CPD/training must be paid in full before access is given to the event. By submitting a booking you are agreeing accept our Terms and Conditions. Participants will be responsible for ensuring that they have suitable connection, Wi-Fi, hardware and software to enable them to view the event.
Organiser ADSHE
Organiser of ADSHE Midlands Regional Training event over 2 dates: ADSHE members only
ADSHE, The Association of Dyslexia Specialists in Higher Education is the professional association of and for specialists who work in Higher Education. The association was founded in 2001 and aims to promote and disseminate knowledge on all aspects of neuro-diverse teaching and learning in this context to promote inclusive learning environments.
Currently ADSHE has a membership of over 900 professionals working across the United Kingdom including specialist 1:1 tutors, qualified assessors, Dyslexia Service Co-ordinators, Disability Services Managers, assistive technology trainers, needs assessors, mental health mentors, and disability advisors.
