Lego Teaching Activities and Resources
Lego Resources in Class This post was originally written to celebrate the second birthday of Inclusiveteach.com than with a…
Sensory Umbrellas For PMLD.
Sensory and Storytelling Umbrellas When you listen to a speaker you need to be inspired. Your mind needs to…
5 Lessons Teachers Can Learn from Movies
Just a lighthearted blog for the end of half term. These are some lessons about teaching from the movies.
Using Visual Supports In The Classroom
Visual Supports in The Classroom For Autistic Children. Visual supports for Autistic children are vital those with receptive or…
Transport Topic Teaching Resources 2
Free Printable Transport Topic Teaching Resources for EYFS, KS1 and SEN This post contains some more transport topic-themed free…
SEN Teacher Adapting The Tough Tray
Custom Tough Tray Divider Tough trays are a brilliant and invaluable addition to any classroom. This was an idea…
Using Videos In The Classroom to Boost Pupil Engagement.
Using Videos in Lessons On Youtube you can probably find a video that will link in with your lesson…
Transport Topic Free Teaching Resources Part 1
Transport, Cars and Vehicles Free teaching resources. Here are some of the free teaching resources I have made and…
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Effective IWB use in SEN
The interactive whiteboard may well be the greatest ICT resource available to teachers today. It can also be the…
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Questions about Sensory Processing Disorder and Behaviour
n my role as behaviour lead at my school I am increasingly interested in the impact of sensory processing on learning, engagement and what we perceive as challenging behaviour. I wanted to find out more so asked some questions of the twitterverse. This is a breakdown of some of the things I was able to take away from the chat.
Bullying: Fear and Reflection
“These word are real, the students are real and the situation is real” This is a guest article on…
6 Essential Special Educational Needs Research Resources
Research SEN Teachers Should be Using. During an online Special Education discussion I asked: What Research/Journals should those interested…
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15 Lesson Planning Myths.
In some schools there seems to be some rules teachers feel they need to follow. No one knows where these rules came from. The dusty typewritten rule sheet lies on an unreachable shelf in the geography cupboard with the old over head transparencies. So here are some rules that you have my permission to break.
Building Relationships with your Students: 5 Tried and Tested Strategies
The more you get to know the children in your class the better you will become at picking up the signs that something isn’t right. That sentence was easy to write but hard to put into practice because…
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Top 5 Special Education Teaching Resources
What Are The Best SEN Teaching Resources We asked a number of experienced SEN teachers to share the Best…
Teacher Student Boundaries in SEN Education.
I have discussed on many occasions the importance of positive relationships when working with young people. I work with vulnerable student groups, mainly autistic young people, and those who communicate and see the world differently. This relationship dynamic can shape their view of adult to adult and adult to child interactions for their entire lives.
Autism: What is a Meltdown?
Overwhelmed and Stressed The terminology used for an intense episode of challenging behaviour that may be displayed by Autistic…
Challenging Behaviour: Teaching Alternative Behaviours
Improved Communication Through Alternative Behaviours Many young people I have taught have found efficient and effective ways of communicating…
Teacher Blogging: 100 Reasons to blog in 2023
Why Education Blogging is worthwhile This is my 100th blog post. So to celebrate I tried to come up…
Cluttered Classroom: Organising Teaching Resources
This blog is, and I will say it now – a bit of a ramble, a shambolic collection of…
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