Introduction When children open up a world of learning at their schools, it reflects more than just academic success. Their educational journey often goes hand in hand with their health and well-being. This overlap becomes especially important when we turn our attention to children in the care of local authorities, often referred to as “looked […]
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Navigating the Complex World of Child Neurodevelopment: Insights from Scottish Schoolchildren
— Introduction: The Unseen Puzzle in Our Classrooms Imagine walking into a bustling school playground. Children, full of potential, are on their way to becoming future leaders, thinkers, and doers. Yet, hidden within this lively environment, some children navigate an extra layer of complexity: they have more than one neurodevelopmental condition. This intertwined dynamic of […]