Lesson 1 What is Executive Functioning and Autistic Inertia
Lesson 2: Myths and Misconceptions about Executive Functioning, ADHD & Autistic Inertia
Lesson 3: Time Management in the Classroom: Why it’s so difficult and how to make it easier.
Lesson 4: Key Strategies for Supporting Executive Functioning at School & Home
Lesson 5: Classroom Strategies for Building Executive Functioning Skills
Lesson 6: Understanding Autistic Inertia and ADHD Paralysis
Lesson 7: Emotional Regulation and the Importance of Safe Spaces
Executive Functioning Training
Educators Guide to Executive Functioning – Why it impacts Learning and Behaviour & What to do
A$149.00
Join Dean Beadle, International Speaker & Autism Expert, for your Executive Functioning Training, where he gives strategies from his lived experience and evidence-based research.
✅ 2 Hours, 7 Lessons
✅ Online On-demand Course
✅ 6 Months to Complete
⏰ Time saver E-Book: Action Planner & 100s of Accommodations & Adjustments
⏰ Time saver: 7 Lesson Summaries to refer back to forever
✅ Transcript to refer back to forever
✅ Certificate of Completion
✅ Handout includes Additional Helpful Tips
✅ Email questions directly to Sue Larkey
✅ 100% Money back – if, after the first two lessons, you decide the course is not for you
✅ IT support
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This Executive function training is for any Educators who have students who may have the current behaviours:
- Calling out,
- Constantly losing things,
- Get upset by minor things,
- Procrastination,
- Struggling with multistep tasks,
- Inflexible thinking,
- Overreact to negative feedback,
- Challenges with Time Management,
- Rushing through Activities without checking,
- Struggles with Emotional Regulation.
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Meet Dean Beadle
Dean Beadle is a renowned autistic conference speaker, INSET (Professsional Development) trainer, and workplace accessibility consultant with over 20 years of experience. He has delivered more than 1,000 keynotes, seminars, INSET sessions, and webinars across the globe, including Ireland, Denmark, Belgium, Germany, Australia, and New Zealand, with webinars reaching audiences in Asia and America.
Dean’s Professional Development sessions for schools focus on helping staff better understand autistic communication styles and offering practical strategies to reduce anxiety and distress for autistic learners. In addition, he is a passionate advocate for creating accessible workplaces, having delivered impactful sessions to organizations such as YouviewTV, Ambassador Theatre Group, Sopra Steria, Balfour Beatty, Scotiabank, and the International Rescue Committee, among others. His workplace sessions aim to shift attitudes and foster environments where autistic employees can thrive.
Driven by a commitment to challenging harmful stereotypes and addressing societal inequalities faced by autistic individuals, Dean continues to inspire change through his work. Alongside his advocacy, Dean is also a singer, performing at charity events, conferences, and touring his own show, My Life in Songs and Stories, accompanied by a pianist.
Dean holds honorary roles with three UK charities.
Meet Sue Larkey
Sue Larkey is a highly respected educator, author, and speaker with extensive experience in autism spectrum disorder (ASD). She has taught students in both mainstream and special education settings, combining practical experience with extensive research. Sue holds a Master’s in Special Education and has completed the research sections of her Doctorate in Education.
Sue’s podcast, the “Sue Larkey Podcast,” has over 1.4 million downloads across more than 200 episodes and is the #1 ranked Apple Podcast in Australia in the Course category. Her podcast resources are used by leading universities, including Monash University and Canberra University, to train teachers. She also has a global following, with over 135,000 subscribers to her weekly e-newsletter in more than 30 countries and a community of 130,000 Facebook followers.
Sue has authored over 18 books aimed at educators, teacher assistants, and parents/carers, and is a former winner of the Naturally Autistic International Award for Community Contribution. She has delivered hundreds of speeches at both international and national conferences, earning recognition as a trusted source of knowledge, compassion, and inspiration for educators, support workers, and families.
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EVALUATIONS FROM PARTICIPANTS
(100% RECOMMEND THE COURSE TO OTHERS)
| Start Date | How useful was the course? | Would you recommend this course to others? | If “YES” would recommend: What would you say to people who were considering to doing the course? |
| 10-Dec-24 | Excellent | Yes | Excellent course for understanding executive functioning |
| 10-Dec-24 | Excellent | Yes | That is it very illuminating about how life is for people who live with executive functioning issues. it is difficult, exhausting, a little unpredictable, and the environment, both physical and human is not particulary accommodation. you need to listen to Dean B to understand something of the challenges the people face. |
| 9-Dec-24 | Excellent | Yes | The greater insight into the difficulties in starting and maintaining task for neurodivergent people is invaluable as are the additional tips in how to make the education setting more accessible |
| 9-Dec-24 | Excellent | Yes | There’s lots of practical suggestions, as well as a being valuable in helping me grasp a bit more the perspective of life from the place of someone with autism |
| 7-Dec-24 | Excellent | Yes | Very informative, easy to understand. Dean was great to listen to. |
| 5-Dec-24 | Excellent | Yes | Very useful and easy to listen to. Great explanations that are relatable . Great practical hints to help in life |
| 5-Dec-24 | Excellent | Yes | Fantastic explanation and amazing examples that can be used at home and school. Could listen all day. Would love another course |
| 5-Dec-24 | Very Good | Yes | I would say that this course gives you initial understanding of the students we work with and will enable you to plan your programme for the needs of the autistic students rather than the needs of the lesson. |
| 4-Dec-24 | Excellent | Yes | An excellent presentation on understanding Executive Functioning and how to make adjustments to the curriculum, classroom environment, classroom pedagogy when interacting with Autistic students. Above all the speaker, in being autistic, provides insights to the daily challenges confronting Autistic students and in so doing provides valuable tips on how to understand and interact effectively with these students. |
| 3-Dec-24 | Excellent | Yes | I really appreciated that I could watch a lesson or two then take time to reflect and check my understanding before moving onto the next part. I took about 3 hours to get through the whole course as I could take my time to work through my own questions. Now I am left with a podcast to listen to, resources to refer back to and people to follow in order to keep improving my understanding and behaviours in an effort to make the world more accessible for those around me. |
| 3-Dec-24 | Very Good | Yes | Easy to listen to, excellent tips and tools given. |
| 2-Dec-24 | Excellent | Yes | It gives you insight into how a person with autism |
| 2-Dec-24 | Excellent | Yes | it is insightful and tells neurotypicals what it is really like for people with autism, and it give us useful things we can do to make the environment more appropriate to their strengths and challenges. |
| 2-Dec-24 | Excellent | Yes | It just makes you think – helps you to understand what is happening in their world. Love this quote ” The world isn’t set up for their needs so change the environment” I also love the idea that Dean recognises that it is hard for me to understand but it isn’t hard for me to believe. |
| 2-Dec-24 | Very Good | Yes | This course is presented by an engaging ND speaker who draws on his own lived experience, struggles, what helped him, and the importance of empowering ND persons and them knowing they are not broken, they are fabulous! |
| 30-Nov-24 | Excellent | Yes | |
| 29-Nov-24 | Good | Yes | |