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Special Educational Needs


The Ultimate SEND Day


Delivered by: Julie Watson Level:


Course number: 35 EYFS KS1 KS2 Course overview


Understanding diff erent types of special educational needs can be both challenging and time consuming. Getting the right teaching, learning and support is crucial. This course will demonstrate practical ways to provide both challenging and accessible learning opportunities for pupils with SEN. This will include pupils with autism, dyslexia, dyspraxia, dyscalculia, dysphasia, ADHD/ADD and emotional, social and behavioural needs.


We’ll explore a range of diff erentiation techniques and develop strategies for promoting learning specifi c to the needs of individual pupils. We’ll also look at the importance and eff ectiveness of assessment to promote maximum attainment for the whole class.


Learning outcomes


✓ Develop your understanding of the diff erent types of special educational needs.


✓ Implement appropriate strategies to support SEN – in and out the classroom.


✓ Develop eff ective relationships with colleagues and parents.


✓ Be creative and thoughtful with a wide variety of teaching and learning to support SEN.


Thursday 27 June


A toolkit of practical and highly eff ective SEN strategies for the classroom.


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ypo.co.uk/cpd


01924 834 849 @ cpd@ypo.co.uk


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