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I wish you all a joyful restful break. As usual, through the holidays my posts will be a bit more ad-hoc, as I go and get some rest, and cook up plans for next school year.
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Education is an environment that does a lot of measuring – of staff, of students. Always a new target or improvement to work on next.
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Don’t forget to stop and celebrate the steps you are taking in your own skills and knowledge with more complex learners, as well as the steps they are making. There is no step to small to reflect on and celebrate!
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We often do not know how fast children will move on in their learning, but we can be as consistent in providing great environments, interactions and activities as possible. Us adults can lose confidence when we repeat things and don’t see what feels like progress.
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When children with complex presentations of need are in mainstream environments, it can be too easy to drift from the kind of relationship-building that is definitely important, into ‘let’s do what keeps the child busy and contented’, at the cost of them learning skills they
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need. It is reasonable to place demands on children with complex needs, but these do need to be finely graded and thoughtfully implemented. This is where people like Speech and Language Therapist can help you!
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Yes, I know this sounds wooly, but children need to feel safe in order to learn. They just do. Responsive relationships first. ALWAYS Not relationships for the first week and then ploughing on. We add demand when the child is ready.
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6 of the best! Free resources for SENDCOs to download, edit and use. Let me know how you get on! senworks.co.uk/free-resource…












