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Visual Advocacy Laura Matteson Visual Advocacy Laura Matteson

Universal Design, Visual Thinking Accessibility and Intersectionality for Coaching

Visual accessibility means helping visual learners (“Oh I see it now” people) and visual thinkers (“How do I say this…” people) understand what you are saying and share their thoughts so they can fully participate in the conversation. We can only really support them if we think of it from a Universal Design (works for all students) and Intersectionality lens (thinking of new experiences caused by overlapping access issues).

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Visual Communication Laura Matteson Visual Communication Laura Matteson

Visual Aids for Complex Topics

Life is complicated, so there are bound to be a lot of complex topics in our conversations with clients, students and team members. Visual communication tools like concept art, mockups and analogies bring playfulness, imagination and simple to break down stories that invite people to better engage with and understand these topics you bring to the table.

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Kaleidoscopic Self Care Laura Matteson Kaleidoscopic Self Care Laura Matteson

Kaleidoscopic Thinkers

Every human is different, so the fact that we think differently makes sense. Loving and knowing the kind of brain you are working with will help you connect with others. I love the terms Kaleidoscopic thinkers for Visual and Movement thinkers (often associated with ADHD but not exclusively).

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Visual Tools Laura Matteson Visual Tools Laura Matteson

Simple Uses for Screenshare Walkthroughs

Virtual Walkthroughs can be used as an accessibility tool for all sorts of learners. Providing a video of a step by step process can eliminate repetitive questions and also be a fun alternative to a mundane explanation. Watch the video below to see an example.

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