AI for Supporting Neurodivergent Learners (NDL1)

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Partnering with AI for Neurodivergent Learners

This course helps educators partner with Artificial Intelligence (AI) to ground their practice in a strengths-based understanding of neurodivergent and physiodivergent learners. Educators move from a deficit-based perspective to a competency-based approach and apply that lens across goal setting, executive functioning, academic access, communication, and social-emotional reflection.

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To enroll in AI for Supporting Neurodivergent Learners (NDL1): Partnering with AI for Neurodivergent Learners, click the Register button above to access CSU’s registration system. Follow the prompts to create an account or log in to your existing account. Complete the registration form, select AI for Supporting Neurodivergent Learners (NDL1) from the course menu, and add it to your cart. You may add other courses before proceeding to checkout to complete your payment.

All CSU courses offered in partnership with Ed3 Global are self-paced and fully online, so you can build your AI skills whenever it fits your schedule.

Affordable professional development for educators. Just $100 per course.

Course Modules

Module 0: AI Readiness Check

Develop a pedagogy-first AI mindset, establish simple guardrails for safe use, and set up an AI log and learning portfolio to guide your partnership with AI throughout the course.

Module 1: From Deficit Mindset to Strengths Mindset

Understand neurodiversity through a strengths-based competency lens and see how AI can support more equitable learner stories.

Module 2: Goal Setting with AI as a Thought Partner

Co-create meaningful goals and action plans with neurodivergent learners using AI as a thought partner.

Module 3: Strategic Planning with AI as a Design Partner

Use knowledge of executive functioning to partner with AI in breaking complex tasks into clear, manageable steps.

Module 4: Academic Access with AI as a Learning Partner

Apply learner competencies, UDL, and SAMR to use AI for flexible access to content and expression.

Sample Course Activity

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What Our Learners Say

“The Amazing list of resources and projects made to show my peers in my PLC.
They even are going to enroll now as well to take the same course.” ~ Teacher, Arizona

“I learned so many ways to utilize AI to help me as a teacher and ideas for helping
my students use the tools.” ~ Teacher, California

Executive Director
Nancy M. Pratt, Ph.D.
n.pratt@csuohio.edu