Tag: inclusion
Beating the drum for inclusion
Jody Ashfield on the role of music in accessibility.
Music is a universal language that transcends cultures and barriers, bringing people together with pure sound....
Effective inclusion
Karen Watson draws on her experience and has some suggestions to make for inclusion in mainstream schools.
To put it plainly, good practice means opportunities....
Supporting children in their perception of differences
From learning about autism to encouraging acceptance and appreciation of differences: Val Jones has a story to tell…
It all started with a request to...
Positive Behaviour Support
Jo Price and Jane Johnson on techniques for building inclusion with Positive Behaviour Support.
Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) is a nationally recognised, best practice framework...
Good Autism Practice for Teachers: Embracing Neurodiversity and Supporting Inclusion
Karen Watson is an Additional Support Needs educator, inclusion champion and teacher, with over ten years experience in this field. She also hosts a...
The Headteacher’s Handbook: The Essential Guide to Leading a Primary School
Rae Snape has extensive experience in leadership and is currently head of a primary school, a National Leader of Education and the co-founder of...
Embracing inclusion in a remote setting
Every child has the right to an education, writes Marytina Osuchukwu and Janice Ireland.
According to UNICEF, the Right to an Education is one of...
Speaking and writing quietly into the abyss: SEND and inclusion training...
Dr Helen Ross discusses the deficiencies in teacher training and considers what can be done about the situation.
In recent weeks, my email inbox has been...
Holiday learning outside the classroom
Dayle Green describes the initiatives put in place by a Nottinghamshire Gallery to provide creative experiences for all children
After more than a year where...
The art of inclusion
Leo Capella explains why relaxed performances are a cultural innovation that should run and run
