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It’s Never Just About the Behaviour

A Holistic Approach to Classroom Behaviour Management Claire English is an experienced Australian secondary school teacher and senior leader specialising in supporting students with complex...

We need more foster carers for teenagers

Your understanding of neurodiversity, trauma, and behaviour strategies can make a huge difference in a teen's life, says Hayley Attew. Teenagers sometimes get a bad...

Freeze behaviours

Educational Psychologist Dr Kirstie Rees looks at freeze behaviours in young people with autism. I stood by the door, observing. Andrew was sitting at the...

An intervention to reduce exclusion

Dr Trisha Waters describes an intervention which helped to engage Owen's mother in his learning, turned around her attitude to the school and reduced...

Vulnerabilities of children with SEND

Sara Alston talks us through the statutory guidance set out in the Government paper Keeping children safe in education 2024, which was published in...

Cyberbullying

Online bullying often happens on young people's own mobile phones, laptops or tablets, and it can feel inescapable, writes Becca Cawthorne. If a child is...

Visual Thinking

The hidden gifts of people who think in pictures, patterns and abstractions Temple Grandin is a professor, best-selling author and international speaker on autism and...

Getting Your Class To Behave

The Must Have Behaviour Management Bible (Sixth Edition) Sue Cowley is a bestselling education author and is  renowned internationally as a presenter and trainer. She...

The Behaviour Toolbag:

Practical Strategies & Interventions John Murray has many years experience of working in schools, and various agencies, including a special school for children experiencing social,...

SEN130 : May/June 2024

Read SEN Magazine SEN130 : Mar/Apr here It’s an unsettling issue this time. UK politics has gone all weird, and policy-making has virtually stopped. Which...

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