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Strategies for Supporting All Learners
Understanding Child Development & Neurodiversity (Ages 4–14)
Saturday, March 14, 2026 Mary Ellen Henderson Middle School Cafeteria 105 Mustang Alley, Falls Church, VA 22043
Build the knowledge and practical strategies you need to support every child with confidence.
This dynamic, research-based training is designed for educators, after-school staff, coaches, and youth-development professionals who want to better understand how children grow, learn, and interact — and how to create environments where all students thrive.
What You’ll Learn
By the end of this session, you will be able to:
Identify typical physical, language, cognitive, social, and emotional developmental milestones for children ages 4–14
Recognize a wide range of neurodiverse learning profiles across these developmental domains
Apply practical, real-world strategies to support and include all learners in your programs
Why This Training Matters
Every child develops in their own way. When we understand the “why” behind behaviors, learning differences, and social interactions, we become more effective, more compassionate, and more impactful in our work.
This training will give you tools you can use immediately in your classrooms, gyms, enrichment programs, and camps.
Meet the Presenter
National Board Certified Teacher
National Educator Award Winner
25 years in education as an inclusion teacher, coach, and administrator
Parent and guardian of individuals with special needs
Member, Falls Church City School Board
Adjunct Professor & University Coach, American University
This unique combination of professional expertise and lived experience brings both credibility and heart to every session.
Outcomes for Participants
Participants will leave with the ability to:
✔ Understand developmental milestones for ages 4–14
✔ Recognize neurodiversity across multiple domains
✔ Implement inclusive strategies that support all learners
✔ Better serve the students and families in their programs
Who Should Attend
Perfect for:
After-school program staff
Education company providers or vendors
Camp counselors and directors
Coaches and enrichment instructors
Classroom educators
Site coordinators and program leaders
This is a powerful opportunity to deepen your skills, strengthen your impact, and better serve every child you work with.
We look forward to learning with you.
Understanding Child Development & Neurodiversity (Ages 4–14)
Saturday, March 14, 2026 Mary Ellen Henderson Middle School Cafeteria 105 Mustang Alley, Falls Church, VA 22043
Build the knowledge and practical strategies you need to support every child with confidence.
This dynamic, research-based training is designed for educators, after-school staff, coaches, and youth-development professionals who want to better understand how children grow, learn, and interact — and how to create environments where all students thrive.
What You’ll Learn
By the end of this session, you will be able to:
Identify typical physical, language, cognitive, social, and emotional developmental milestones for children ages 4–14
Recognize a wide range of neurodiverse learning profiles across these developmental domains
Apply practical, real-world strategies to support and include all learners in your programs
Why This Training Matters
Every child develops in their own way. When we understand the “why” behind behaviors, learning differences, and social interactions, we become more effective, more compassionate, and more impactful in our work.
This training will give you tools you can use immediately in your classrooms, gyms, enrichment programs, and camps.
Meet the Presenter
National Board Certified Teacher
National Educator Award Winner
25 years in education as an inclusion teacher, coach, and administrator
Parent and guardian of individuals with special needs
Member, Falls Church City School Board
Adjunct Professor & University Coach, American University
This unique combination of professional expertise and lived experience brings both credibility and heart to every session.
Outcomes for Participants
Participants will leave with the ability to:
✔ Understand developmental milestones for ages 4–14
✔ Recognize neurodiversity across multiple domains
✔ Implement inclusive strategies that support all learners
✔ Better serve the students and families in their programs
Who Should Attend
Perfect for:
After-school program staff
Education company providers or vendors
Camp counselors and directors
Coaches and enrichment instructors
Classroom educators
Site coordinators and program leaders
This is a powerful opportunity to deepen your skills, strengthen your impact, and better serve every child you work with.
We look forward to learning with you.