Transitioning your Special needs Child through Covid19
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Ruth D-Whyte is an educational consultant as well as a mother of a 17-year-old child with Special needs and has gained loads of experience through the years. I must start […]
Transitioning your Special needs Child through Covid19
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Ruth D-Whyte is an educational consultant as well as a mother of a 17-year-old child with Special needs and has gained loads of experience through the years. I must start […]
Private concerns of the parent of a child with special needs
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The World Report on Disability reveals that we have approximately one billion people in the world living with a disability, with at least 1 in 10 being children and 80% […]
Everyone has some sort of need!
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“We were able to make an incontrovertible case that the genetic risk contributing to autism is genetic risk that exists in all of us, and influences our behaviour and social […]
Disparities between the school and the home for children with PMLD’S.
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Fiction: It was Janes birthday and I planned to celebrate her birthday at School. Jane just turned 15! Unfortunately, as a mum of a child with profound learning needs, I […]
The Online connection
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It is the year 2020 and the whole world was thrown into a horrendous shock! COVID-19, a major pandemic evaded the earth and all the Humans resolved to shield themselves […]
Teaching and learning versus the lock down.
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Positive teacher-student relationships — evidenced by teachers’ reports of low conflict, a high degree of closeness and support, and little dependency — have been shown to support students’ adjustment to […]
The negative impact of poor Executive Functioning in our Learners.
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Every true educator wants the best for all their learners and in almost all classrooms, we find disengaged learners, seemingly inattentive, and lacking the ability to process information. Personally, I […]
The case for Neurodiversity in our educational systems .
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Neurodiversity is a relatively new term that acknowledges that all our brains work differently. Judy Singer came up with the term in the late 1990s, an Australian sociologist. She used […]
We cannot see everything!
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The Secrets of knowing. If you have ever wondered about some diverse situations you may have faced with some children , then you are reading the right article. This is […]