Communication for all: enabling interactions (121026)
This workshop focuses on developing positive interactions between practitioners and children with communication differences .
This workshop focuses on developing positive interactions between practitioners and children with communication differences .
Join this workshop to learn more about supporting children with SLCN to express themselves during break and lunch times.
Find out what children with SLCN find difficult in maths and strategies to help them to solve word problems and to learn relevant vocabulary.
Gain an understanding of the differences between bilingualism and SLCN and how you can support children within the classroom.
This workshop will introduce a technique for following a child’s lead within a small group structure and for developing practitioners’ skills in talking with children. The approach allows practitioners to interact in a playful way using a variety of media (actions, objects, pens, and paper) which can develop a range of communication and PSE skills.
This session is an introduction to strategies used with EAL pupils and how to monitor progress with language acquisition.
This session is an introduction to strategies used with EAL pupils and how to monitor progress with language acquisition.
In this workshop you will learn universal strategies that will promote the development of oracy in the classroom from Reception to Year 6.
In this workshop you will learn how you can support the class teacher to implement universal strategies that will promote the development of oracy in the classroom from Reception to Year 6.
Makaton Signing is keyword signing to support children's understanding and their ability to communicate. Learn approximately 40 signs to use in the classroom.
Learn how to set up and run Lego therapy groups to support the communication skills of students with SLCN.
This workshop will provide Secondary educators with a brief introduction to speech, language and communication needs in the Secondary age-range and 10 Top Tips for making the classroom inclusive and enabling for young people with speech, language and communication needs.