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Scientific

Commitment to knowledge and continuous improvement

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Schools are not just places where methods are applied—they are also natural laboratories for educational knowledge. When that knowledge is gathered thoughtfully and shared, it can change the lives of thousands of children.

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Research in Progress

Executive Functions and Emotional Regulation in Neurodivergent Students

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Voluntary and Anonymous Participation

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No Cost or Administrative Burden

GDPR

Strict Data Protection Compliance

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Neurodivergent Profiles Studied

Why Research Matters

Intuition Is Not Enough.

We Need Evidence.

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Real Children, Real Settings

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We know that some children thrive when they find the right environment. We know because we have seen it. We know because we have lived it.

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Data That Transforms Systems

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What truly transforms education systems is evidence: real data that supports what we do and why we do it.

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Shared Knowledge

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When gathered thoughtfully and shared, this knowledge can change the lives of thousands of children who still do not have the environment they deserve.

What We Believe

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"True inclusion is built when classroom experience becomes shared knowledge." 

 

Fabyane Correa · Founder of the Neurodiversity Seal
Education Consultant & ADHD Neurodiversity Specialist · Researcher & Author

Research Focus

What We Are Researching

🧠 MAIN FOCUS

School Environments and Executive Functions in Neurodivergent Students

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Our research focuses on understanding how school environments influence the development of executive functions and emotional regulation in students with ADHD.

ADHD

Executive Functions

Emotional regulation

Neuroeducation

🎨 CREATIVE EXPRESSION

Art-therapy-based interventions

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We are especially interested in the role of creative expression — visual arts, hands-on work, and process-focused practices — in strengthening skills such as planning, sustained attention, cognitive flexibility, and emotional regulation.

Art therapy

Planning

Sustained attention

Cognitive flexibility

Would you like to learn more about our research?

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This research initiative is under development as part of specialized academic training in educational psychology and neuroeducation. Write to us to receive updates.

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Collaborate with us

How your school can participate

 

Participation is completely voluntary, free of charge, and anonymous. It creates no additional administrative burden for the school.

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Identifying information about students or families will never be collected without explicit authorization and strict compliance with the GDPR.

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Aggregated and anonymous data

Share aggregated and anonymous data about inclusive practices implemented at the school.

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Brief progress surveys

Take part in brief surveys about neurodivergent students' progress throughout the school year.

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Observation of classroom dynamics

Facilitate observation of classroom dynamics with the express consent of families and the school leadership team.

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Examples of good practice

Share experiences and examples of inclusive good practice for qualitative analysis.

What they receive in return

Benefits for partner schools

 

Schools that participate in our research receive recognition and access to knowledge that helps them continue to improve.

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Recognition as partner schools

Explicit recognition in all publications and communications arising from the research.

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Priority access to results

Priority access to the study's results and conclusions before official publication.

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Personalized report

A personalized report highlighting the findings most relevant to your school's own context.

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Contribute to real change

The satisfaction of contributing to knowledge that benefits the entire education community and thousands of children.

 " True inclusion is built when classroom experience becomes shared knowledge. "

 

 Fabyane Correa · Founder of Sello Neurodiversidad

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INVESTING IN THE FUTURE

Would your school like to participate?

Join the research

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If your school is interested in participating, email us with the subject line "Research Contribution" and we will explain how to take part without any extra burden.

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