Learning Objectives Understanding the meaning and the importance of inclusion for all
Students with misophonia can live everyday school life like something to be avoided because they feel to be in a hostile environment. They feel themselves angry about their classmates’ behaviour (why do they produce such a lot of triggers to me?) as those trigger events prevent them to give attention to study, lessons etc.
Teachers must know that this lack of attention ability is due to misophonic people having a neuro-atypical brain.
The Misophonia@School e-learning training course for teachers will present all educational, environmental and behavioural strategies to help pupils with misophonia during their everyday school life. It is available in nine languages (English, Italian, German, Slovenian, Turkish, Spanish, Polish, Icelanic and Greek) and is made by six modules:
Learning Objectives Understanding the meaning and the importance of inclusion for all
Learning Objectives Definition of Misophonia. Historical background of Misophonia. Prevalence of Misophonia.
Learning Objectives Being aware of the symptoms of misophonia. Knowing social effects
Learning Objectives Understanding the meaning and the importance of inclusion for all
Learning Objectives Being aware of misophonia at school. Being aware of misophonia
Learning Objectives Why understanding the scientific basis of misophonia is important. What
To access the Misophonia@School E-Learning Course go to training.misophonia-school.eu.
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Project number: 2020-1-IT02-KA201-079622
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