Tag: bullying
SEN115 : November/December 2021
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Slowly but surely, the school routine is getting back to an approximation of normality. But for some,...
Exploring the emotional factors relating to self-harm
Beverley Samways argues for a broader perspective when addressing self-harming behaviours for those with learning difficulties.
How we think about behaviour
I was with friends and...
Dyslexia and prejudice
We’re systematically stigmatizing dyslexia, writes Roger Broadbent
Stigma and prejudice
Not effectively evaluating the prevalence of dyslexia has left our education system in a perpetual state...
Miriam’s story
Cathy Parvin recounts the story of a brave young girl who wanted others to understand her dyspraxia.My mind was still very much on the previous...
School attendance difficulties and persistent absence
Jannine Perryman and Louise Parker Engels explore the issues surrounding school attendance difficulties and persistent absence.
The end of school holidays brings mixed feelings, whilst...
Report highlights impact of school exclusions on pupils
The effects of exclusion
School exclusions have left some children at increased risk of harm – with decisions too often taken without efforts to understand...
Autism, Bullying and Me: The Really Useful Stuff You Need to...
Author: E. LovegrovePublisher: Jessica Kingsley PublishersISBN: 978-1-78775-213-9Price: £12.99Emily Lovegrove is a lecturer and leader of many workshops on anti-bullying strategies. In her private practice,...
Transforming attitudes to bullying
Nicola Murray sets out positive steps schools can take to prevent bullying involving pupils with SEN
Online safety in a shifting world
Mark Bentley reveals important changes in the way children are behaving and the threats they are facing online
Bullying: rethinking policy and practice
Schools need a bespoke approach to combating bullying involving pupils with SEN, writes Simon Pearse