internet Archives - Special Education and Inclusive Learning

Education: Trump or Simpsons

April 6, 2019May 30, 2019 inclusiveteach.com

Can you guess who said the following about education Donald Trump: President of the United States, or one of the Simpsons?

Blogs, education

Writing Better Blogs

March 12, 2019June 6, 2019 inclusiveteach.com

Writing Better Blogs: Evaluating Mine I strive to ensure my education blogs are as informative as possible and are not littered with spelling mistakes. I am not the best speller, autocorrect is my friend and as a teacher, I have a phobia of writing on the board in case of mistakes. For the last week,… Continue reading Writing Better Blogs

Blogs, education, resources, special needs, Teaching

Articles for Collaboroo

May 22, 2017May 2, 2021 inclusiveteach.com

Update May 2021: Collaboroo is currently only in Archive form. This page now redirects to our internal posts or the Archive. I want to thank everyone who has visited Inclusiveteach.com, May has seen the most visitors ever! However I have not updated my site for a while. I have been working with a great new… Continue reading Articles for Collaboroo

Blogs, computing, education, esafety, Online Safety, safegaurding

Online Safety & SEN 2: Why is it so important?

July 27, 2016October 3, 2016 inclusiveteach.com

This is part 2 of the Online Safety & SEN series. In this blog I will look at why it is so important that our most vulnerable students are supported. What is it that makes students with special educational needs so vulnerable? I am primarily talking about those students with complex needs (ASD, SLD, PMLD,… Continue reading Online Safety & SEN 2: Why is it so important?

education, esafety, safegaurding, special needs

The Wellbeing Curriculum: Bett 2016

February 26, 2016 inclusiveteach.com

This is an extract from the presentation I gave at The Bett Exhibition on the 22nd January 2016. Links to the original Wellbeing Curriculum posts: Part 1 Part 2 It is our job to remove barriers to learning, in online safety it is often the curriculum that forms a barrier to meaningful learning. The fact… Continue reading The Wellbeing Curriculum: Bett 2016

education, twitter

A Discussion on Inclusion (SEND)

February 14, 2016December 30, 2019 inclusiveteach.com

Why Discuss Inclusion? This article is an account of a professional discussion on inclusion between teachers, SLT, parents and carers. It is essential that inclusion is a subject that we discuss regularly. Inclusive education is an issue has an impact on every school and every classroom. It is an area close to many people’s hearts… Continue reading A Discussion on Inclusion (SEND)