The SENCO handbook
working within a whole-school approach
3rd ed.
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Word Count
33,750 words, Guess
Page Count
135 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivesencohandbookwor0003cown
- ISBN-10185346709X
- ISBN-139781853467097
- OCLC Control Number59564552
- Better World Books9781853467097
and 1 more
- Open LibraryOL28229239M
Classifications
- DDC371.90941
- LCCLC3986.G7 C69 2000
Description
"This updated third edition will support primary or secondary school Special Educational Needs Co-ordinators (SENCOs) in defining and developing their considerable responsibilities. By examining key elements of the whole-school SEN policy in line with the TTA National Standards for SENCOs, the author provides down-to-earth advice about all aspects of their role. This edition has new material arising both from the author's experience running a consortium for SENCO training courses and from new government documentation including the revised National Curriculum. Topics include: roles and responsibilities for SEN within a whole-school policy; Individual Education Planning; differentiating the Curriculum: key issues for key stages; managing effective support; working with multi-professional networks; managing paperwork and procedures; and working towards inclusive practice." "This handbook will be a resource for all those involved in SEN Co-ordination. It will also provide background reading for those undertaking training for the SENCO role."--Jacket.
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