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Use these ten key points as possible starting points for discussion at meetings with staff or parents and carers. 1 Do you plan for children's personal, social and emotional development every week?
'The term special educational needs (SEN) has a legal definition. Children with special educational needs all have learning difficulties or disabilities that make it harder for them to learn or access...
Covid-19 lockdowns enabled families to spend ‘quality’ time together and improved parents’ relationships with their children, according to new findings.
In part 3 of this series, Gemma Goldenberg discovers what evidence-based practice looks like at a research school
We have a long way to go in our thinking before true inclusion of the disabled can be achieved, writes <STRONG> Mary Dickins </STRONG>
Young children with developmental delay will benefit from the care of a practitioner who responds to them as they are now, says Anne O'Connor.
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A national roadshow set out this week to encourage parents across Scotland to play, talk and read more with their young children.
Parents have reported both benefits and challenges of having young children at home during the lockdown, new research reveals.
A project using lullabies to engage more fully with children and their families is demonstrating the power of music, reports Katy Morton.