Tag: inclusion
Building inclusion
Dr Gina Gómez de la Cuesta on the profound benefits of inclusive play.
Earlier this year, the UK government unveiled a ten-year plan to revitalise...
‘The SEND reforms are not a recipe for inclusion, but for...
A lack of clarity and not enough funding will endanger well-intentioned reforms, argues shadow education secretary Laura Trott
After months of waiting - and endless...
Anendophasia
Deborah Hayes on unlocking learning for children who have no inner voice.
Imagine trying to learn to spell without hearing words in your head. For...
Equity and empowerment
Vasilisa Svinareva makes the case for inclusive education for learners with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Focusing on primary schools, she explores formal diagnostic labels,...
Understanding and Using Challenging Educational Theories (2nd Edition)
Karl Aubrey is a Visiting Tutor on the Professional Studies in Education programmes at Bishop Grosseteste University and his research interests include inclusion, education...
The appliance of inclusion
David Jones describes some of the processes he and his team have been through in understanding the needs of neurodivergentvisitors and people with access...
Meaningful inclusion
Practical steps towards implementing inclusion, by Sarah Guscott.
We often talk about what needs to change for autistic people, classroom adaptations, visual supports, flexible routines...
SEN138 : Sept/Oct 2025
Read SEN Magazine SEN138 : Sept/Oct here
OK, I have to fess up. I had no idea that dogs could be trained to give people...
The sensory revolution
Sensory supportive spaces are being integrated in mainstream education. Is this a natural evolution of SEND provision, or is it a response to an...
Reasons to specialise in dyslexia
Claire Harvey has six persuasive reasons why teachers should train to support learners with dyslexia.
Dyslexia is a common learning difficulty affecting reading accuracy and...
