Pre-Verbal Children: Understanding Behaviour and Supporting Early Communication
Pre-Verbal Children: What Might Their Behaviour Be Telling Us? I am using the term pre-verbal to encompass pupils who…
Pre-Verbal Children: What Might Their Behaviour Be Telling Us? I am using the term pre-verbal to encompass pupils who…
Enhancing Joy and Wellbeing: The School of Joy! Education is the foundation of personal and societal growth. As teachers,…
Micro Transitions and Support Strategies for Students with Special Educational Needs For pupils with special educational needs (SEN), the…
The Case Against Restraint and Seclusion Restraint and seclusion are controversial practices in the field of behaviour support. Historically,…
How do you ensure your classroom is inclusive? We continue our recruitment and interview tips guide for SEN teachers…
Teachers Avoid Making Edtech Mistakes! This is just a lighthearted post reflecting on some of the possible situations you…
Metacognition, or the ability to think about one’s own thinking, holds immense potential in supporting Autistic individuals as they…
Why Gaming Can Be Beneficial for Autistic Children As the parent of an autistic child who is obsessed with…
Many children with autism struggle with executive functioning. For these children, initiating tasks and sustaining attention, especially for non-preferred…
What is Joint Attention? Joint attention, the ability to share attention with another person towards an object, activity or…
Reluctant and Incomplete School Leaders As I complete my NPQH (National Professional Qualification for Headship) I have been reflecting…
The Use of Psychological Restraint with People With Learning Difficulties In recent years, we have seen growing awareness regarding…
Essential Ingredients for Maximising Learning. How can we maximise Learning for pupils in our classrooms? Research shows that learning…
Inclusion in Education: Multiple Perspectives Inclusion in education is a widely debated topic with various perspectives and approaches. The…
The letter below was written by a parent of an autistic child who read one of our recent posts…
Our Favourite Books For Play-based Learning As parents, we all want to ensure that our children are learning and…
Online Safety Resources for Pupils with SEN Here are some more symbol-supported online safety resources to use with students with…
EEF Implementing Effective Change in Schools This post is taken from a reflection for my NPQH course. School leaders…
The Benefits of Messy Play Messy play is an essential part of childhood that encourages creativity, exploration, and effective engagement…
Understanding Autism and Sensory Processing Disorder. As a teacher, it is important to recognise that every child is unique….
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