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SEND Focus: Five problems with home-school diaries
Home-school diaries can be a useful way for parents and teachers to stay in touch about a child’s needs, but they can also pose problems, says one disability researcher
1 November 2016
SEND focus: What do we mean by ‘school-readiness’?
It’s schools that need to prepare for children with SEND – not the other way round, says one academic
10 October 2016
SEND focus: Should we celebrate when children with SEND win the race because their friends run one step behind?
What is an ‘inclusive sports day’? A professor of critical disability studies considers how teachers can make sports day enjoyable for SEND children as well as others
6 September 2016
SEND Focus: Why bother with arts-based education for children with SEND?
The value of arts-based practices can be difficult to measure, but that does not mean they are not worth using, says one disability researcher
19 July 2016
SEND Focus: Why many Year 6 children with SEND still don’t know which school they will be going to in September
Councils must work harder to speed up the transition review process to prevent children with SEND being left not knowing which secondary school they will be attending, says one academic.
24 May 2016
SEND focus: ‘All children have the right to be home-schooled, but they should not be pushed into it’
How should schools react to a parent bringing up the topic of home-schooling a pupil with SEND?
12 April 2016
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