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How Failure And Humour Can Improve Learning
Ever found you remember something better when you’re having a giggle, or when you’ve got it completely wrong at first? Guest poster Anja Jurgenssen explains how her career in policing taught her that failure and humour can be used to improve learning in all different professions.
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Cheice Sorbie
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Writer, EDI Expert
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Vaneet Mehta
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Writer, bisexual activist
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Liz Giannopoulos
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Pedagogue, Founder of Encore Music Tuition
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Aisha Musa
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Race equality advocate, writer
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Madelaine Jones
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Founder of Jackafal, L&D Consultant
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Pulkit Srivastava
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Writer, L&D Expert
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Sara J
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Writer, Marketing and EDI Expert
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Arron Hutchinson
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On behalf of The ADHD Foundation
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Anja Jurgenssen
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Training Specialist, Learning Developer
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Nadeen Alalami
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Professional coach, ASD activist
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Hanna McRobbie
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Aspiring Public Law and Human Rights solicitor.
Championing inclusion for any employees with ASD is challenging enough, but women with autism have overlooked unique experiences. Guest poster Nadeen Alalami shares advice for organisations on how to be more inclusive.