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Nurture groups: A handbook for schools
This principle underlies the adult response to the children's often challenging or difficult behaviour. ‘Given what I know about this child and their development what is this child trying to tell me?' Understanding what a child is communicating through behaviour helps staff to respond in a firm but non-punitive way by not
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Practice Guide to the Early Years Developmental Journal
bso.bradford.gov.ukPractice Guide to the Early Years Developmental Journal 5 Early Years Developmental Journal Record The Early Years Developmental Journal presents behaviours i.e. ways in which children act, the things they do and the skills they show, and it structures these in a series of Developmental Steps.
2 Strategies for Supporting Pupils with SEN
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bso.bradford.gov.ukthe SEND Code of Practice •What quality first teaching looks like •The need for policy which inspires ... implementation meets the needs of all pupils, and builds in high expectations for all pupils, including those with SEN. It is about the day-to-day interactions that take place in the classroom and the different pedagogical approaches ...
Bradford Matrix of Need v2.2 May 2021
bso.bradford.gov.ukYoung people with profound and multiple learning difficulties (PMLD), will have severely limited understanding and will have multiple disabilities, which can include impairments of vision, hearing and movement as well as other challenges such as epilepsy and autism.
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