Category: Research
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In this new article Professor Carpenter, former Director of the DfE funded Project on Children with Complex Learning Difficulties and Disabilities, discusses what new teaching and learning approaches are required to truly meet the needs of the children. Research has shown that Engagement is the key to successful learning for these children, and, indeed, any child with Special Needs. The article…
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Following the work of its Complex Needs Review Group , Chaired by Professor Barry Carpenter, nasen is delighted to announce the publication of the latest free legislative updates to the Complex Needs training materials. This comprehensive online update sets out the most pressing legal responsibilities above and beyond the Children and Families Act 2014. Whether you’re a SENCO,…
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During a school Inspection Ofsed will look a 3 i’s – issue ,intervention and impact. To look at the quality and creativity of interventions for and with children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities , this will not rule resect the scope of teaching and learning , or the range of progress. The attached short…
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“Girls with Autism; flying under the radar” – a new mini guide for schools and child based services.
To mark World Autism Awareness Day, nasen has launched a new mini – guide highlighting the needs of girls with , or without a diagnosis of Autism. Written by Jo Egerton and Barry Carpenter, with contributions from the Girls with ASC Working Party, the guide is a free download to schools and services. The guide…
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The UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities ratified by most European countries foresees an inclusive education for all. Within this context most European countries have expressed their political will to implement the inclusive philosophies and concepts at all levels of policy and services related to issues for persons with disability (The European…
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Pica is often a misunderstood, or as a little known condition in children with developmental disabilities, but it can have a devastating effect on their learning and quality of life. The article below raises some of the key issues in an informative and relevant way. Click the thumbnail below to open and download the full…
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Even though mental illness can be more common among autistic people than the general population, the mental health of people on the autism spectrum is often overlooked. The National Autistic Society provides a range of information and advice on dealing with mental health issues and anxiety, which can be found on our website. http://www.autism.org.uk/about/health/mental-health
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Barry Carpenter Education 