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SEN118 : May/June 2022

Read SEN Magazine SEN118: May/June 2022 here On the 29th March, the UK Government published its Green Paper on the review of the SEND system....

Painting Fantasy Miniatures as a therapy

Danny Bennet shares his experiences of the therapeutic effects of creating and painting fantasy miniatures in the classroom. In an Additional Support Needs (ASN) setting,...

Why do we need better diagnostics for ASD?

Zafer Elcik looks at the gender bias in the diagnosis of ASD and highlights recent research which indicates presentation of ASD in girls may...

New research reveals parents are closer to their child’s learning than...

·        61% of parents have learnt something new about the way their child learns  ·        60% feel they previously had misconceptions about their child’s learning style    ·        Biggest concerns...

The Teaching Assistant’s Guide to Emotional and Behavioural Difficulties

This is one of a series of practical guides providing essential advice for classroom aides, assistants and support staff. Other booksin the series include...

Point of view : parent : Our Journey

Denise Mitchell highlights the battles she has faced to get the right education for her son. My son Matthew, 18, and has a diagnosis of...

School toolkit launches to transform understanding of hypermobility syndromes in children

Improving understanding A school toolkit for Ehlers-Danlos syndromes (EDS) and joint hypermobility syndrome (JHS) has been launched, aiming to improve the understanding, attainment and attendance...

The untapped potential of the special education industry

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In recent years, we have witnessed autism rates climb up rapidly. According to WHO, one in 160 children in the world has autism spectrum...

Assessment of Autism during the Covid 19

The aim, in this article is to provide comparative information on the BOSA with its scoring approaches, key logistical considerations for assisting CAMHS clinicians...

Personal training for people with special educational needs and disabilities

Dermot Kavanagh discusses the benefits of personal training for people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) If the last year has taught us anything,...

Book Reviews

Neurodiversity and Education

The authors of this publication combine extensive experience in the fields of education, neurodiversity, teacher training, tutoring and consultancy. Paul Ellis broadcasts regularly on...

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