📣 Calling all teachers 📣 Applications are now open for @DyslexiaScotlan's Professional Recognition in Dyslexia and Inclusive Practice programme. The course starts this September and ends in August 2024. @gtcs@ESInclusionTeam
Find out more or apply 👉 https://t.co/AtKKV8Ln67
We have collated resources to help support children and families arriving from Ukraine. We hope teachers will find these useful in welcoming young people and their parents into Scottish schools. Please share with your networks! https://t.co/0iPArkzdBw
Free online mental health training for Scottish school staff. This flexible 5-week programme can be broken down into 15 minute sections to fit around your day. Don't miss out! https://t.co/B1aZLHIHjT @DrZoeRob@NAllianceScot@gtcs
There's still a lot of uncertainty around, so it's important that you check in with yourself and look after your mental health.
Check out our Health and Wellbeing Hub for resources.
https://t.co/X6jTPJmt0d
Attending the virtual Early Years national conference and encouraged by all that is going on to support staff and ultimately improve outcomes for children and families. #EYSConf21
Could you knit or crochet cute mice like these for our project to give all new P1s their own #Midmouse to help them settle into school? Find out more, including the patterns, at https://t.co/OKeVsdyR0D
🐭🥰@MidEarly#kindnessmidlothian
High-quality teaching for pupils with SEND
Teachers should develop a repertoire of strategies they can use flexibly in response to individual needs and use them as the starting point for classroom teaching for all pupils, including those with SEND.
>>https://t.co/XcUDIt7H9L
Looking for clear and actionable advice on how to support children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities?
Our guidance report includes recommendations in five key areas.
Read/Download now: https://t.co/wXh7GF1fvj
How are you coping with #Covid19? These 👇 are the 3 phases of psychological response from research by @BPSOfficial. Try the 4 steps to manage how you respond. Be kind to yourself!
NEW - ‘What you Know Determines What you Learn’ from research by Ausubel (1960) important for both individual lessons & curriculum design.
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