Our next reading group will look at definitions and identification of dyslexia. We will meet for an hour on Saturday 10th April. Which time would you prefer?
Our next reading group will look at definitions and identification of dyslexia. Our conversations are aimed at classroom teachers (not SEND experts) but all are welcome. We look forward to seeing you!
The reading is here: https://t.co/LQdzrASbT2 (pages 24-28)
Our last reading group focused on transitions!
In your experience, who has struggled most with returning to school: pupils who had been learning remotely from home, or those who had been in for keyworker/vulnerable provision?
Comment below to tell us more!
Until handwriting, spelling, and typing are automatic and accurate, they can interfere with other writing processes as well. So it’s important that we help kids master these kind of fundamental skills right from the start. (Dr. Steve Graham, 2018)
Academic research shows parents of disabled children experience 'combat-like' levels of stress. But it also assumes the source of stress is the disabled child themselves...
I DISAGREE... so I wrote a list of actual sources of stress. What would you add?
https://t.co/E75oR0lEs4
Our next reading group will look at definitions and identification of dyslexia. Our conversations are aimed at classroom teachers (not SEND experts) but all are welcome. We look forward to seeing you!
The reading is here: https://t.co/LQdzrASbT2 (pages 24-28)
We’re very excited for our next reading discussion group this afternoon! There’s still time to sign up using the links below if you’d like to attend #SEND#inclusivity
Our next reading discussion group is next Saturday 6th March at 5-6pm on zoom! We are looking at support pupils with SEND with transitioning back into more 'normal' school. We are reading this report: https://t.co/FzjcIGbJcO
There’s still time to sign up for our reading discussion group this Saturday. It’s perfectly timed for the transition back to f2f teaching next week. Hope to see you there!
Our next reading discussion group is next Saturday 6th March at 5-6pm on zoom! We are looking at support pupils with SEND with transitioning back into more 'normal' school. We are reading this report: https://t.co/FzjcIGbJcO
Looking for strategies to help support SEND students with the transition back to f2f teaching? Look no further! Our discussion group meets this Saturday from 5-6pm. Hope to see you there!
Our next reading discussion group is next Saturday 6th March at 5-6pm on zoom! We are looking at support pupils with SEND with transitioning back into more 'normal' school. We are reading this report: https://t.co/FzjcIGbJcO
Worried about how to support pupils with SEND as they transition back to school? Join us next Saturday at 5pm for an hour of friendly discussion about what we can do as classroom teachers.
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Our next reading discussion group is next Saturday 6th March at 5-6pm on zoom! We are looking at support pupils with SEND with transitioning back into more 'normal' school. We are reading this report: https://t.co/FzjcIGbJcO
Fancy joining us? All you need to do is:
1. Sign up on Eventbrite
2. Read the report this week
3. Join us next Saturday 5-6pm on Zoom for a friendly and accessible chat (aimed at all classroom teachers)!
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Our next reading discussion group is next Saturday 6th March at 5-6pm on zoom! We are looking at support pupils with SEND with transitioning back into more 'normal' school. We are reading this report: https://t.co/FzjcIGbJcO
Our next reading discussion group is next Saturday 6th March at 5-6pm on zoom! We are looking at support pupils with SEND with transitioning back into more 'normal' school. We are reading this report: https://t.co/FzjcIGbJcO
Please sign up to join us here: https://t.co/zSHyXtitR1 We look forward to discussing with you and learning how to make our classrooms more #inclusive for our pupils with #SEND#inclusivity
Our next reading discussion group is next Saturday 6th March at 5-6pm on zoom! We are looking at support pupils with SEND with transitioning back into more 'normal' school. We are reading this report: https://t.co/FzjcIGbJcO
Anxiety is an ever growing concern in our classrooms. What resources/ideas do you have in mind to alleviate the anxieties around return to f2f learning? We'll be discussing it in our next reading group! https://t.co/JF4JzHqBCm
https://t.co/vwRptedzQd 25% of parents in this study said they needed support to re-establish routines for pupils returning to f2f education. We'll be discussing the practicalities of this in our next reading group! In the meantime though we'd love to hear your ideas.
@suzannezeedyk Couldn't agree more. We're reading and discussing this paper on SEND, covid and transition to help us support our pupils through this journey. https://t.co/vwRptedzQd
Okay, so if young children are going to back to school next week, then all the grown-ups need to pay close attention to how the transition is feeling for them. Some youngsters will be dying to see their pals. Others will be anxious. Lots of talking & LISTENING beforehand is key.