E-learning is getting increasingly popular in the COVID-19 era, so it’s natural to see the growing number of online courses all over the Internet. More than 1.2 billion children are out of the classroom at the moment and it is essential to give them the education they deserve.
But how can you create a sustainable e-learning development strategy? Here are seven elements you need to prepare for!
Aaron Wolfries-Miller and Elliot Newton – both Psychologists – led a dynamic and informative conversation about owning and understanding our own racism. Practical, radical and thought provoking
If you missed it but would like to see what happened, a replay video will be available shortly which we can send to you.
If you’d like to learn more about inclusion, our online school has plenty of courses covering all sorts of topics, with an “Acknowledging your Racism” course coming soon
Do you know a child struggling with learning new routines or playing with peers? Do you know a child that finds it hard participating in conversations? Social stories help inform that child what to expect and what is expected of them in such contexts. Early forms of communication relied on icons/images to communicate information in history.
Children with learning disabilities need Social Stories formed with pictures to ease communication. Social Stories also help them manage their everyday life.
Learning how to work closely with parents of children with special educational needs and fostering a positive relationship with them is essential. In fact, it can be as important as learning how to support the child. Here are five strategies to help you establish a trusting and collaborative relationship with parents…