Tag: communication
Autism: gestures
Mary Gavin on gestures, and how her research into gesture development has influenced her understanding and practice when working with non-speaking autistic children.
In early...
Boosting communication skills for well-being
When children with SEN can express how they are feeling, the world becomes a better place, writes Kim Graham.
Imagine not being able to join...
Serve and return
Frances Clark's strategy to help deaf children develop a conversational rally.
Louis's parents found out he was deaf when he was 18-months old. Keen for...
Recognition for digital BSL pack
Sheila Lundberg on the Highland Deaf Education Service's award-winning digital BSL Pack.
When the Scottish Government introduced their 1+2 language learning initiative to help more...
Literacy skills for deaf children
Some practical ideas from Frances Clark.
When 11-year-old Khush stepped out onto the stage at the House of Commons and read out his own story,...
Symbols, fans and sensory bottles
There are plenty of options available, explains Lisa Spann.
Communication aids can be an essential tool for children with disabilities, enabling them to communicate more...
Use visuals
Use visual symbols to support children through change, says Gina Smith.
For a child, knowing what is happening in your day helps you to feel...
Inclusive tennis
Abbie Probert wants to get more adults and children with SEND on court and playing tennis.
The benefits of participating in regular physical activity are...
The great outdoors
The textures, smells, colours, and sounds of the outdoors are all there, waiting to be explored, write Suzi Hoskins and Claire Abercrombie.
If you're considering...
Selective mutism
Hannah Morris explains how children with selective mutism can develop the confidence to express themselves and thrive.
When there is an expectation to talk, the...
