Special Needs

Overview

This Special Needs course provides a comprehensive introduction to special needs teaching, including common types of SEN, statutory assessment for special educational needs, and supporting pupils with special educational needs. The course also covers specific topics such as supporting children with autism, dyslexia, and ADHD, as well as creating a safe learning environment and dealing with difficult situations.

In addition, the course provides valuable personal and professional development opportunities, including speaking with confidence, understanding body language, developing communication skills, active listening skills, managing time, and stress management. This course is ideal for anyone interested in special needs teaching or seeking to expand their knowledge and skills in this field.

What Will You Learn?

• Introduction to special needs teaching
• Common types of SEN
• Statutory assessment for special educational needs
• Supporting pupils with special educational needs
• Strategies for supporting children with autism, dyslexia, and ADHD
• Creating a safe learning environment
• Dealing with difficult situations
• Personal and professional development
• Speaking with confidence
• Understanding body language
• Effective communication skills
• Active listening skills
• Time management skills
• Stress management skills

Who Should Take The Course

This Special Needs course is designed for individuals interested in working in special education, such as teachers, teaching assistants, and support staff. It is also useful for parents and caregivers of children with special educational needs, as it provides practical strategies for supporting their learning and development. Overall, this course is for anyone who wants to gain a deeper understanding of special educational needs and how to provide effective support for children with diverse learning needs.

Requirements

There are no specific requirements to take this Special Needs course, as it is designed to be accessible to anyone interested in learning about special education. However, a basic understanding of the education system and teaching methods would be beneficial. It is recommended that students have good communication skills and a willingness to learn and apply new knowledge to support children with special educational needs.