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Tag: education systems

Illustration of executive function in education featuring a classroom, brain imagery, books, and learning tools representing planning, memory, attention, and self-regulation.
23/07/202623/07/2026 Hoa Rompasaari

Executive Function: The Invisible Skills Behind Learning and Everyday Life

“Scientific illustration of the human brain with highlighted neural networks, symbolizing autism neurodevelopment and sensory processing research.”
14/11/202516/11/2025 Hoa Rompasaari

Understanding Autism: A Neurodevelopmental Perspective

A teacher and a child at Solakallion koulu using picture cards to communicate, representing inclusion and neurodiversity in Finnish education.
17/10/202516/11/2025 Hoa Rompasaari

Understanding Neurodiversity in Practice [LearningReport]

Lone figure reflecting beside a still lake under twilight sky. Symbol of self-inquiry, emotional clarity, and the quiet after unmet recognition.
25/06/202516/11/2025 Hoa Rompasaari

Academic Reflection Essay – When Recognition Fails, Reflection Begins

22/06/202516/11/2025 Hoa Rompasaari

What Makes Prior Studies Count? The Subjective Rigidity of Applicability in Interdisciplinary Programmes

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