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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
Ten councils to pilot SENDirect
Early years and post-16 autism training
Major study of autism and ADHD risk in siblings
Young people speak out on Tourette’s
ADHD linked to economic status
Autism diagnosis survey
Improving brain connections could help dyslexics
Young people’s mental health is overlooked
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Teach how they learn
Sarah Driver looks at what schools can do to identify and meet the real needs of dyslexic pupils
Getting moving on physical activity
Are children with Down syndrome missing out on the benefits of regular physical activity? Samantha Downs finds out what parents think
Parental guidance required
Stephanie Nimmo asks why the NHS considers her son to be an adult when he can’t and doesn’t want to make decisions about his healthcare
Comprehension is key
Anita Devi looks at how comprehension strategies can assist learners with reading
Movement and literacy
Elizabeth McClelland argues that movement interventions can help improve literacy skills for children with SEN
Home and away: adoption and attachment
A parent explains how the school helped her adopted children to integrate and manage their behaviour
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