Age 16-18 -What is meant by Dyscalculia?
Dyscalculia is a difficulty in learning, understanding and using maths.
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Dyscalculia is a difficulty in learning, understanding and using maths.
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Cognition and learning: general learning difficulties SEND support: needs to be met from core funding for learners aged 16 to 19+ with general learning difficulties ...
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Enhanced transitions between schools and year groups are especially important for this area of need as often the diagnosis will be specific to the individual ...
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Children and Family Health Devon- SLT Referrals – Children and Family Health (childrenandfamilyhealthdevon.nhs.uk) AAC West is commissioned by NHS England to provide an AAC service ...
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Please note that the following list of need is not exhaustive: Dyslexia What is dyslexia? – British Dyslexia Association SEN Support Resources for Pupils/Students with ...
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Ensure to provide a ‘total communication environment’ in the setting. This involves the adults as well as the physical provision. Building a total communication environment ...
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(Suggested assessments and references that are not listed in any particular order) Characteristics of Effective Learning – page 22 Birthto5Matters-download.pdf Development Matters - Non-statutory curriculum ...
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Language development is central to self-regulation: children use language to guide their actions and plans e.g. self-talk which we can model to show our own ...
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Liaising with hearing/visual specialist teachers for advice and guidance, pre-entry. To provide training for staff, initially, before teaching starts and then as and when required ...
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All staff will: Provide starter and/or plenary retrieval quiz to support memory and retention. Provide coloured paper for handouts. Exercise books with coloured pages. Provide ...
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