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Multisensory Storytelling

Victoria Navin's passion for connecting people with SEND to literature and culture inspired her to develop stories that can be fun and motivating. There are...

Have they started talking yet?

Joanne Jones provides helpful advice on how to cope with unwelcome comments from friends and family. Have you ever been with your child at a...

Across the Spectrum: A Journey Towards Understanding and Supporting Individuals With...

The authors share experience of working as headteachers in specialist schools/ provision and Francine Brower has also worked as a review team leader and...

What Really Works in Special and Inclusive Education: Using Evidence –...

The authors are based at the University of Canterbury in Christchurch, New Zealand, with many publications in the fields of special and inclusive education,...

SEND and Safeguarding: more than four bullet points

Sara Alston gives an in-depth analysis of the additional safeguarding vulnerabilities of children with SEND. Keeping Children Safe in Education 2021 uses just four bullet points...

10 Ways Board Gaming Improves Students Skills

Board games are more than just a fun group activity. They allow you to have a great time with friends, get a lot of...

Speaking up for the Covid generation

Jane Harris discusses the latest report from the children’s communication charity. It is no surprise that children and young people’s speech and language development has...

Identifying a school with social and emotional literacy in the time...

Sotiria Vlahodimou identifies the features which make a school the right choice for parents and children alike.  Parents looking for suitable education providers post-pandemic are...

Increasing communication easily

Karla Pretorius on how to increase functional communication. This is a topic of discussion for all parents. As parents, we always look for more appropriate ways...

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...

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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