Generalisation of Skills for SEN Students

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Generalisation of Skills As special educational needs (SEN) teachers, we often find ourselves focusing intensely on helping our students master specific skills. However, the true measure of success lies not just in the acquisition of these skills, but in the ability to apply them across various contexts and situations. This concept is known as generalisation … Read more

Teaching Turn Taking to Your Child

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Turn-Taking and sharing Activities for Toddlers Turn taking is a pivotal social skill that children must acquire early in life. It’s an essential component of social interaction, allowing them to effectively, and positively, engage with others. Turn taking is a behaviour for learning that helps in activities where the child needs to share attention, participate … Read more

Encouraging Independence In Students with SEND

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Developing Independence at School and Home It is essential we educate our children for the life they will lead as adults. For safety, wellbeing and the ability to control their direction in life. Independence will be a sliding scale for many children but we need to enhance this wherever possible. Independence skills are a key … Read more

How To Teach Children To Wait

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Waiting: Strategies for use at home & school Waiting can be a challenge for many children. As a teacher and a parent, I have had to find ways to teach children to wait for a whole range of things. Throughout the day in the SEN classroom, there are natural lulls in planned activity. This may … Read more