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Fresh approach to adult autism
Dress Up and Dance for cancer
Childcare costs hit parents
New Toddlerlab to study autism
Do teaching assistants make a difference?
New technology could aid social interaction in autism
Ofsted starts no notice behaviour inspections
Help for parents on developmental delay
Shortage of BSL courses putting deaf people at risk
Tackling the mental health “time-bomb”
Communication is a human right
Schools illegally excluding children with autism
Serious challenges face education system, say Ofsted
Mental health toolkit for adults with learning difficulties
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Succeeding at college and uni. with SEN
Education beyond school can be daunting for those with SEN, but potential problems can be averted with the right planning and support, writes Amanda Kirby
Looking to the long-term
Helping young people with SEN and disabilities into work isn’t all about learning employment skills. It’s also about building relationships with employers, says Pauline Bayliss-Jones
Goodnight Brown Owl
Over the years, SEN Magazine has followed the life of Ruby, who has Down syndrome. Here, Marcia Squire-Wood picks up her daughter’s story as Ruby heads off on her first...
Blind ambition
From a refugee camp to the Ministry of Education: Ashley Johnson and Isabel Leigh chart the extraordinary evolution of a Cambodian SEN programme
Autism in China: a silent epidemic
Nick Compton reveals how a Beijing autism centre is battling prejudice and China’s nascent welfare system to provide hope for families living with autism
School’s out
To conclude her series of articles on the challenges of parenting a child with ADHD, Alison Thompson looks at how effective different types of schooling were for her son
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