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Special Needs of Students often Missed in Schools
Dyslexia The modern trend in education is to place the vast majority of dyslexic pupils in...
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To home school or not to home school?
For the past year I have been having a debate with myself about whether or not to home school my...
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The Dominance Factor by Carla Hannaford
Most people know whether they are left or right handed, but do they know which foot, hand, ear,...Our Special Educational Needs (SEN) Tutors
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Sensory Challenges With Eating
Hypersenstive (over sensitive) eating behaviours you might record: -Appearing to be a 'picky' eater, refusing certain food based on the flavour/temperature.- Having a 'beige' diet as the foods the person accepts will mainly be of this colour.- Gagging easily.- Resistance to trying new...
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Teaching superspecialism for SEN and Dyslexia
The most effective pedagogical principle for teaching in the primary phase today is formative assessment. This essay will outline my personal approaches to assessment for learning drawn from my experience in vibrant, multi-ethnic and multicultural schools. In exploring/examining the most...
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Speaking With Children
In her book 'Tout est Langage' (All is Language) the French paediatrician and psychoanalyst Fançoise Dolto, who bases her work on a fundamental belief in the importance of speech, gives this lovely example of the way she responds to a child's demand for sweets: "I want to illustrate something...
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Growth vs Fixed Mindset Editor's Pick
A fixed mindset is a major barrier to learning for any student. It is the belief that one's ability as a learner is 'fixed' and unchangeable, regardless of effort or practice put in. For the best results academically, it is vital that a growth mindset is fostered in students. This is achieved...
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Anxiety When Learning, For A Child With SEN
A student with SEN participating in a learning task finds it uneasy, and feels they are taking a risk. Learning makes the pupil feel threatened and susceptible to failure, feelings of weakness and inadequacy, all of which can produce anxiety. Students with an education health care plan (EHCP)...
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Special Needs of Students often Missed in Schools Editor's Pick
Dyslexia The modern trend in education is to place the vast majority of dyslexic pupils in mainstream schools. However it is clear from research that youngsters struggle with daily routines, and face teachers in the academic environment who are not always sympathetic or simply do not know how to...