Tag: SLCN
Shout out for communication
Chris Hall reviews the Awards celebrating best practice in speech, language and communication
Gareth Gates to host Shine a Light Awards
The singer and performer Gareth Gates (pictured) has been unveiled as the host of the 2017 Shine a Light Awards, taking place in London...
Point of view: charity coordinator Suffering in silence
Selective mutism should be included in the new Initial Teacher Training Framework, writes Lindsay Whittington.
Recently, autism was included in the new Initial Teacher Training...
Working backwards
Finding the right assistive solutions for those with CP should start with what they want to achieve, write Helen Cronshaw and Hannah Golding
Routine communication
Empowering parents is key to helping pre-school children with ASD develop their communication, write Libby Hill and Natasha Hallam
Awards for best practice in SLCN
Innovation and excellent practice in supporting children and young people’s communication development were celebrated at the 2015 Shine a Light Awards ceremony in September....
More than just talking
Emma Sterland shares some useful tips on how to communicate with people who are non-verbal
Communication breakdown
We need to re-write the lteracy story for children with SEN, writes Virginia Beardshaw
Aiding the transition
Kate Duggan looks at how the right communication aid can help students as they move beyond school
Talking matters
David Maytham introduces some easy-to-use word games to improve literacy and transform the classroom environment
Book Reviews
Word Aware: Teaching Vocabulary in Small Groups for Ages 6 to...
The authors of this publication are Speech and Language Therapists, who have written the bestselling resource Language for Thinking, as well as Word Aware...
