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Boosting Confidence At Home

Tutors often point out that boosting a student’s self-confidence is crucial if you want to help them make academic progress. This is especially true for

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Deaf Awareness Week

According to the charity The National Deaf Children’s Society, there are approximately 50,000 children in the UK with a diagnosed hearing loss. Fifty percent of

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Special Needs In Girls

As someone with a diagnosis of autism, dyspraxia, dyslexia and ADHD, Sienna Castellon understands more than most what it is like to live with a

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SEN Tutor Tips Part Two: Sue

In the second of a series of new articles, we’re sharing everyday insights provided by various Special Educational Needs (SEN) tutors, which include practical tips,

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What are ABA tutors?

What are the benefits (or not!) of ABA tutors? Are they worth it? What is the alternative if you need professional help? As specialists in

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SEN-Friendly Christmas Gift Ideas

SEN-Friendly Christmas Gift Ideas Written by Dana Latter, author of “Against the Odds” for SENsational Tutors Ltd.  You can register for FREE with SENsational Tutors Ltd. here Buying

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5 fun learning activities for holidays

This summer why not use some free time with your child at home or outdoors to encourage Maths and English skills with fun activities. Here are five easy activities you can prepare and do with your child during any half term or summer holiday.

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How to help my autistic child to read

Reading is one activity that a child with autism may find particularly challenging. We consider three distinct learning styles, while putting a lesson plan together to help a child with autism with learning to read.

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Calls for Change in Children’s SEND Rights: the SEND Inquiry, MP Debate and SOCR Rally

The House of Education Committee has just published its inquiry report “Solving the SEND Crisis”. https://committees.parliament.uk/publications/49536/documents/264041/default/ https://committees.parliament.uk/committee/203/education-committee/news/209313/solving-the-send-crisis-report-calls-for-culture-shift-and-funding-to-make-mainstream-education-genuinely-inclusive/ The inquiry emphasises a need to embed SEND inclusivity in all educational settings,

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Access to Exams for SEND Children

Children from all walks of life are likely to experience pressure during exam periods. For children with SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities), there are often added anxieties about whether

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Coping with Anxiety in School

Nearly one-third of 16-24 year olds in the UK (31%) reported some evidence of depression or anxiety in 2017/2018. This is up from the previous year (26%). https://www.mind.org.uk/about-us/our-strategy/doing-more-for-young-people/facts-and-figures-about-young-people-and-mental-health/ Anxiety is

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