Tag: advice
Point of view: Preparing for adulthood
For a young person with a learning disability, preparing for adulthood is a time of change and uncertainty. My son is seventeen and has...
Looking for help
In which Hayley Harrison’s mental health takes a tumble after George is diagnosed.
My idea of my child was already forming before he was born....
Point of view: Starting the conversation
The mic is positioned just right, and I'm waiting for my guest to pop up on my screen, so that I can go through...
Removing barriers to learning
Sotiria Vlahodimou offers some advice for parents who are trying to find the best learning environment for their child.
Choosing the best educational pathway for...
A million questions
Finding the right school is about what's on your compass, writes Sefton Booth. Point yourself in the right direction and get to the heart...
When things go wrong at work
It's not easy being an autistic employee. Debby Elley and Maura Campbell know.
Okay, so you've made a mistake. Or something hasn't gone your way...
Parenting Children With ADHD
10 Lessons That Medicine Cannot Teach
Dr Monastra, is a clinical psychologist who is internationally recognised for his research on the neurophysiological characteristics of children...
SEN fostering
There are many reasons why people foster, but they all have one thing in common—a wish to make a positive difference to the lives...
Teaching SEN abroad
Matthew Lee on what SEN professionals should know before making the move to international schooling.
If you are looking at applying for an international SEN...
Residential school trips and pupils who have Down’s syndrome
Sharon Smith's top tips on including pupils who have Down's syndrome when you plan a residential school trip.
Every pupil in your school is entitled...
