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LearnEd SEND Edition free training event confirmed

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By: Stuart O'Brien

27th September 2019

The Department for Education (DfE), Havering Education Services (HES), Corbets Tey school and BESA have announced a national education technology conference focusing on SEND. Designed to deliver free access to peer-to-peer guidance and first-hand insights, LearnED…

CASE STUDY: Game-based learning helps Wirral secondary to raises standards in maths

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By: Stuart O'Brien

27th February 2019

We take a look at how the gamification of maths has helped one school elevate its students’ abilities over the last eight months… Bebington High School is a specialist sports…

Teachers not interacting with special needs children

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By: Stuart O'Brien

11th July 2017

Researchers from the UCL Institute of Education has claimed that children with special needs are not getting enough interaction with teachers. The institute claims that, despite attempts to ensure pupils…

Delay in SEND reforms down to shortage of educational psychologists…

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By: Jack Wynn

6th September 2016

As a result of a recent survey conducted by the Association of Educational Psychologists (AEP), it is thought that one third of educational psychology services are ‘unlikely to’ or ‘will not’ meet the requirement…