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The SEN handbook: How to do SEN the right way
This is an exciting new guide to SEN, with a focus on education and understanding SEN. This book contains all that you need to know to improve what you are doing for your SEN learners and to learn all about various aspects of SEN.
The SEN handbook covers subjects such as ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia, ODD, PDA, depression, eating disorders, self harm, dyscalculia, anxiety disorder, hearing impairment, visual impairment, learning disabilities and more. This book will give you tried and tested strategies and adaptations to use with the children and young people that you work with so that they will be happier learners and you will both have a more pleasant day!
The SEN handbook is divided into three sections. The first outlines what good and bad practice look like and how you can get things right. The second section is a quick guide to various SENs that briefly explains what they are and how you can adapt your classroom or practice to support them. The third section contains more in depth looks at Autism, ADHD, Dyslexia, attachment disorder and various other subjects such as safeguarding, including county lines, FGM and what to do if a child makes a disclosure to you.
The author gives various anecdotes related to different SENs that make this a more lively read than a purely academic textbook and brings a human element.
This book is ideal for teaching assistants, teachers, virtual school workers, social workers, and anyone who works with SEN young people and children.
This SEN handbook also teaches you valuable de-escalation techniques that may just prevent major incidents in your classroom as well as teaching you what is happening when a child gets into a heightened state.
The SEN handbook covers subjects such as ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia, ODD, PDA, depression, eating disorders, self harm, dyscalculia, anxiety disorder, hearing impairment, visual impairment, learning disabilities and more. This book will give you tried and tested strategies and adaptations to use with the children and young people that you work with so that they will be happier learners and you will both have a more pleasant day!
The SEN handbook is divided into three sections. The first outlines what good and bad practice look like and how you can get things right. The second section is a quick guide to various SENs that briefly explains what they are and how you can adapt your classroom or practice to support them. The third section contains more in depth looks at Autism, ADHD, Dyslexia, attachment disorder and various other subjects such as safeguarding, including county lines, FGM and what to do if a child makes a disclosure to you.
The author gives various anecdotes related to different SENs that make this a more lively read than a purely academic textbook and brings a human element.
This book is ideal for teaching assistants, teachers, virtual school workers, social workers, and anyone who works with SEN young people and children.
This SEN handbook also teaches you valuable de-escalation techniques that may just prevent major incidents in your classroom as well as teaching you what is happening when a child gets into a heightened state.
329 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 5, 2024
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