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Tips and Strategies for New Parents Navigating Unsolicited Advice

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How to Handle Unsolicited Parenting Advice As a new parent, you’ll experience the highs of joy and wonder along with the lows of challenges—including coping with unsolicited parenting advice. This comprehensive guide provides pro tips to help you evaluate advice objectively, set clear boundaries, and gain confidence in your parenting instincts. As you embark on …

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All About Me – What Teaching This is an Essential Lesson for SEN

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Why Teach “All About Me” Lessons In SEN one of the most important things is to get to know your pupil. All about me sessions are a generally accepted part of the process. These lessons are often done in September on a change of class or on the transition into school. I am a real …

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Diversity: 3 Great Picture Books

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Diversity in society is a really important topic to start addressing with children as soon as possible. This is especially true for children in a special school they are already marginalised in certain sections of society. I found these books when looking to resource our RSE curriculum which in primary has a real focus on …

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Sensory Learning Activities: An A-Z.

2 Comments / education, Autism, inclusion, resources, special needs, Teaching / By inclusiveteach.com

Why sensory Learning? Sensory learning – Sensory activities are those designed by educators to facilitate exploration encouraging children to use all their senses while they, create, investigate and explore. This is usually conducted through play although in the settings I have worked in also through structured planned learning activities. The sensory activities allow children to …

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Sibling relationships in Neurodiverse families

1 Comment / education, Autism, behaviour, Family, inclusion, research, special education, special needs / By inclusiveteach.com

The interactions, bonds and relationships of a family unit are so diverse that what may help one family will insult another.