Learning differences – SEND
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Stammering
by Guest- 5 replies
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We have a child with quite a noticeable stammer (we had another one last year) and I found the British Stammering Association very helpful, with a good website. Thought I'd let everyone know about it. They sent us some free, very reassuring leaflets (useful to pass on to worried parents) with practical suggestions for ways to handle it. Website is http://www.stammering.org/ Carolyn
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Individual Education Plans
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Can anyone help me? I need to compose an IEP for a child in my setting to justify my claim for funding. Please can I have some ideas how to go about writing this? Thanks
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Autism
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I am looking at Autism and communication through play. any information or ideas on how to approach this topic would be greatfully recieved, also if any appropriate sources and references for this topic. Thanks Lou x x x
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Learning Support Assistants
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Hello, Chosen to do an essay on how LSA help the development of SEN children just wondering if anyone can give me any ideas on what to look at and also where i can gain any useful information as my uni library doesnt seem to supply much information on this topic. Thanks Any ideas about if there is any part of development when working with Downs Syndrome (as i would like to know about this SN then any other) that LSA promote more or less as i may single out one topic of development I need to also look at how having a LSA in the classroom helps the teacher and also helps the development of the child (the 2nd being more obvious) any of you teachers out there got any…
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Peer Interaction
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Hello, Looking into how earlys years children with SEN interact with their peers when in a mainstream setting. How teachers aid this? Any ideas for useful sources and references? Thanks Louise x
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Eal And Behaviour Problem
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We have recently had a 4 yr old Arabic boy start in nursery. He has been with us about 6 weeks now full time (8am- 6pm man to Fri). I am quite concerned about him- his behaviour has been violent, lots of kicking of staff and other children, hitting, spitting and eg. after these outbursts walking off grinning. We are very aware that he must be frustrated with the language barrier but are trying our best- he does know quite a few English words eg he can name body parts, uses 'yes' 'no', 'more' esp at snack time or when he wants something. We have lots of Arabic writing and books and worked 1:1 with him with simple picture books in both Arabic and English. He quickly pic…
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JUST WANTED TO KNOW IF ANY ONE HAD ANY IDEAS ON PROMOTING LANGUAGE AS I HAVE 6 CHILDREN IMN MY SETTING WHO HAVE LANGUAGE DELAY
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Self Harming
by Guest- 9 replies
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Hi Everyone Any ideas on how to deal with/advise parents upon an * year old who has begun to self harm???????! Her Mum is worried and so are we. It looks like it may be a call for help/attention (a middle child of 3 with two sisters and a middle child with special needs. Any advice gratefully received Kate
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Self Harming
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Hi Everyone Any ideas on how to deal with/advise parents upon an * year old who has begun to self harm???????! Her Mum is worried and so are we. It looks like it may be a call for help/attention (a middle child of 3 with two sisters and a middle child with special needs. Any advice gratefully received Kate
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Bahaviour Stratigies
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Is there a book, web page or anything that can help with developing strategies for aiding child behaviour? Apart from experience, how can I get younger staff to work these out?