Research SEN Teachers Should be Using.
During an online Special Education discussion I asked: What Research/Journals should those interested in SEND be reading? Here are the top 6 answers for recommended SEND research into special education. Some of these are free to access, others require a subscription. I would be interested to hear what your essential reading is for SEND topics. Please add your suggestions to the comments box below.
- Andy Bloor recommended JORSEN – The Journal of Research in Special Educational Needs which now has a range of short podcasts with the authors of the articles which can be really helpful and much more accesible. #SpEdSC
2. ICE Research suggested JDisSoc – The Journal of Disability & Society. This has a lot of free to access articles. I immediately found one I needed for an online safety training.
3. Joanna Grace recommended @PMLDLink – A journal for everyone supporting people with profound and multiple learning disabilities. There is a great free sample copy available.
4. Scatti Recommended the resources available through the intensive interaction website.
5. I like to keep an eye on The Policy Research Forum – This University of Exeter forum has a range of policy papers to download. You can also join and contribute to the discussion.
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