Inclusion means ensuring every learner feels valued, understood, and supported. This category explores inclusive education principles, neurodiversity-affirming practices, accessibility, and whole-school approaches to equity and belonging.
Whether you’re an educator, leader, or parent, find insights and tools to foster truly inclusive learning environments where all pupils can thrive.
SEN Teaching Resources. As everyone is Special Education knows there are very few off the shelf resources suitable to use with our students. I put everything I make for my class on the free printable resources page. Click Here for our Free Resources Recommended Special Education Blogs Title Link Simply Special Ed https://www.simplyspecialed.com/ Mrs. D’s … Read more
Improving Inclusion Through School Leadership This post builds on the input of 30 school leaders during an SLTChat educational discussion. It also references two papers (see references section) Inclusive education has become a global priority, with countries worldwide seeking to provide quality education for all students regardless of ability, disability, language, culture, gender, or background. … Read more
Transition and Change can be a challenge for many children. This discussion provides some strategies that may help.
Using Typorama In Your Classroom Now I love a good quote and image. I have been using the Typorama app for a while. Teachers need great visuals to engage students used to flashy advertising and constant media bombardment. I’m not sure if a study has been done on the effectiveness of images as inspiration or … Read more
This post is to share a couple of videos asked for during the twitter chat #teacher5adaychat. The Makaton signs for Pineapple and Turtle! Not the most useful but my favorite signs.
Plickers as an Engaging Assessment Tool Plickers is an interactive assessment tool that allows teachers to quickly gather and assess student responses. It uses a combination of paper cards with unique QR codes and a mobile device app to scan and collect data. Teachers can create multiple-choice or true/false questions on the Plickers website and … Read more
Pirate’s Immersive Storytelling. Welcome to the First ever Article for Inclusiveteach.com. I would like to extend my sincere gratitude to the amazing team and wonderful students who contributed their efforts and creativity in bringing our “Black Eclipse” backdrop to life during Pirate Week. Your hard work and dedication truly made the whole school assembly storytelling … Read more
For my first post I thought I would write a few ideas about making your classroom as accessible and inclusive as possible. Each student is of course an individual and these are just general ideas that may help you.
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