Special Needs Resources

The Importance of Inclusive Education in Schools. Successful inclusive education requires an educational system change. Much reform is design-focused and sadly resource-intensive. Inc...

Digital technology can help people with dyslexia with reading, writing, spelling, organising and many other activities that are sometimes difficult. Furthermore, they can help build...

The term “PDA” was coined by Professor Elizabeth Newson in the 1980s. The group of children it describes experience chronic anxiety about demands made upon them, whether those are...

This article is an extension of my piece on EXAM TECHNIQUE (special needs). This considers THE ESSAY or EXTENDED WRITTEN PIECE and/or PROJECT. Most academic and professional qualifica...

This article is an introduction to techniques that are useful aids to passing exams for university entrance (GCSE, A LEVEL) however the general rules have applicability to other exami...

Power is everywhere and comes from everything, says Foucault (1998). He may be implying that everyone has the ability to wield their power when and how they want. When one has a...

For my research proposal, I am interested in researching special educational needs, commonly referred to as (SEND). In particular, I would like to explore the barriers that children ...

Teaching children with additional needs can be challenging, predominantly when the exams are written for neurotypical children. I have seen many children struggle to complete exam pap...

There are 44 phonics sounds in English and 26 letters in the alphabet.Phonics refers to the sounds the letters make, either on their own, or with other letters. Getting phonics right...

It may not seem like an obvious choice at first, but fish have been shown to have a positive effect on our mental health. In this short article, I will explore what these benefits are...