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In this audio clip a newly qualified teacher, Jess
Carpenter, enthuses about working in a special school.
A key aspect of working as a special educational needs teacher is identifying individual
needs and being responsible for creating a safe, stimulating and supportive learning
environment.
Working
with children with SEN
Think of a child with SEN you are
currently
working with.
Who do you collaborate with regarding
their needs?
Are they fully included within the lessons throughout the day?
How do you personalise their learning pathway?
How do you assess how they demonstrate engagement for learning?
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Jess Carpenter00:59In this audio clip a newly qualified teacher, Jess Carpenter, enthuses about working in a special school.
