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People with this neurodifference can be faster at assembling sounds into words (phonology) and are often high-achieving, creative and empathetic (understanding and caring). This neurodifference causes sudden, uncontrolled, repetitive muscle movements and sounds called “tics.”

People with this neurodifference can be highly logical and can be good at absorbing and remembering facts, attention to detail, and recognising patterns. This neurodifference affects how a person perceives the world and interacts and socialises with others.

Neurodiversity is about recognising and respecting that we don’t all learn the same way. Can you find the definition for these neurodifferences?

People with this neurodifference can be very good at creative thinking, problem-solving and verbal communication. This neurodifference is a language processing difficulty that can cause challenges with reading, writing and spelling.

affects an individual’s ability to acquire and use mathematical skills.

People with this neurodifference can be some of the most creative members on a team, bringing energy and new approaches to their projects. Adults with this neurodifference tend to be out-of-the-box thinkers and calm under pressure. This neurodifference affects a person’s ability to focus.

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People with this neurodifference are creative, determined and really good at developing their own strategies to overcome difficulties. This neurodifference can affect your fine motor skill and your gross motor skills.

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People with this neurodifference often have strengths such as intuitive and strong strategic thinking. They are very creative and have a love of words.. It affects an individual’s ability to acquire and use mathematical skills.

Dyscaculia

Dyspraxia

Autism

Tourette syndrome

ADHD

Dyslexia

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Daniel Radcliffe

Jennifer Aniston

Justin Bieber

Will.i.am

Billie Eilish

Victoria Beckham

Albert Einstein

Chris Packham

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