Tag: communication
Meaningful communication
We should take the time to work in a way that genuinely includes learning-disabled voices, writes Kallum McGuire Lewis.
I've had the privilege of witnessing...
Talking tech
Georgina Durrant on using EdTech to support speech, language and communication. With such a wealth of resources at our fingertips, we should use it.
When...
The gift of horses
A new study highlights improvements in social functioning, goal attainment and empathy through horse-led interactions. Alison Blackmore reports.
Becky is a mother of two daughters...
The power of play
What can we do to ensure that play remains a fundamental part of childhood? asks Alex Ford.
If you think back to your own childhood,...
Point of view: Still positive about autism
It's now thirteen years since I was diagnosed with Asperger's, and eleven years since my last article for SEN Magazine, which was titled Positive...
Point of view: The seven pillars of Inclusion
A few decades ago, the kernel of inclusivity in education seemed a far-fetched prospect, but it took root, and now, writes Pushpa Sehrawat, it...
Outdoor learning in practice
Primary teacher Adam Harvey is passionate about outdoor learning for students with special educational needs.
Nature can be calm and sensory-rich. It can support emotional...
A vision for deaf education
Dr Richard Skelton’s inspiring call to action.
Are you fulfilling your ambitions for deaf pupils? It's a tough question. We enter this profession with hearts...
Dysgraphia and the multilingual mind
In our increasingly globalised world, multilingualism among children is more common than ever. Children growing up in multicultural environments often learn to speak and...
Attracting attention
Dr Mic Carolan takes stock of current SEN provision.
It's fair to say that JUST STOP OIL has benefitted from a million more column inches...
