Biography
Ayesha Rahman is associated with PsyForU Research International as Project Director, Inclusive Education and Neurodiversity. Her work focuses on developing educational institutions that recognise learner diversity and provide equitable participation, appropriate support, dignity, and meaningful opportunity.
Her research examines neurodiversity, inclusive pedagogy, learning disabilities, autism, attention-related differences, intellectual disabilities, sensory needs, giftedness with learning differences, and socio-emotional vulnerabilities. She is particularly interested in strengths-based and rights-based approaches to inclusion.
As Project Director, Ms. Rahman supports the development of inclusive-education frameworks, teacher-capacity programmes, institutional support models, accessibility strategies, and policies that reduce exclusion and stigma. Her work emphasises reasonable accommodation, learner voice, family participation, and interdisciplinary collaboration.
Her contribution supports the mission of PsyForU Research International to promote educational environments in which neurological and developmental differences are understood respectfully and learners receive appropriate opportunities to participate and progress.
Research / Policy Interests
Inclusive Education; Neurodiversity; Learning Disabilities; Autism; ADHD; Intellectual Disability; Inclusive Pedagogy; Reasonable Accommodation; Teacher Preparation; Learner Support; Accessibility; Rights-Based Education; Strengths-Based Practice; Family Participation; Institutional Inclusion.
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