Why we need to be aware of ableism

Stephen Kilgour, SEND advisor
Thursday, April 28, 2022

Stephen Kilgour outlines why it is unfair to a child to label their needs as additional because they are neurodivergent, or have a physical disability. In line with this it is crucial that provision is adapted to meet the needs of each child, rather than making attempts to adapt the child.

'Communication is key when it comes to considering ableism'.
'Communication is key when it comes to considering ableism'.

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