Tag: sensory
Creating successful sensory circuits
Kim Griffin explains sensory circuits.
What is a sensory circuit?
Sensory circuits are similar in function to a gym circuit, but instead of focussing on fitness,...
Making STEM subjects accessible
Andy Keenan highlights how to give SEND visitors a great day out.
Everyone loves a day out at a visitor attraction. And with the year...
Sensory immersion and inclusive learning
Claire Cooper describes how The Tank Museum provides an inclusive learning experience for children on school trips with special educational needs.
Adapting to individual needs
Every...
Display dismay
Antony Morris is all for reducing visual clutter in the classroom. (Listen to this article being read by Antony)
Do colourful displays and wordy noticeboards...
Sensory support for students with Cerebral Vision Impairments
Dr Jonathan Waddington explores the issue of CVI
Cerebral Vision Impairments can affect as many as one in thirty children, yet it can be hard...
Sensory strategies
Practical tips for using sensory equipment and approaches in the classroom, by Kim Griffin
Occupational therapists often recommend sensory strategies, such as using wobble cushions...
Making the magic happen
Joanna Grace explains how schools can get the most out of their sensory rooms
This farming life
Living on a farm is working wonders for her son with autism, writes Hannah Reeves
Sensory support for dyslexia
Susie Nyman reveals how a multi-sensory approach can help dyslexic students with their learning
Does my child have an Autism spectrum condition?
Karla Pretorius offers a range of tips and strategies for parents with children who have suspected, but as yet undiagnosed, Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Being a...
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...
