School readiness for neurodiverse children: Supporting children to feel confident doing something for the first time

Early Years
School readiness for neurodiverse children: Supporting children to feel confident doing something for the first time
Published September 1, 2026
For children to feel confident tackling tasks on their own, they first need to see those tasks modelled in a few different ways, explains Charmaine Champ, a Queen's Award-winning Registered Nurse in Learning Disability.
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