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SEN in mainstream and adaptive teaching
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In this instalment, host Alex Quigley is joined by co-host, Kirsten Mould, EEF Senior Content Specialist, and expert guests to discuss how best to support pupils with SEND, outlining the current challenges and opportunities in schools.
- Gary Aubin, EEF Associate content specialist for SEND and Head of Special Educational Needs and Disabilities at Future Academies (3:10 - 23:47)
- Rebecca Gonyora, Director of Inclusion (MAT) Every Child, Every Day Academy Trust and Deputy Regional SEN Lead for East of England and East London (WSS) (23:47 - 43:07)
- Jon Eaton, Director of Kingsbridge Research School and Research Lead at Kingsbridge Community College (43:07 - End
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Further reading
- EEF’s Special Educational Needs in Mainstream Schools guidance report
- EEF resource: reflecting on your practice
- EEF blog: Assess, adjust, adapt – what does adaptive teaching mean to you?
- EEF blog: Moving from ‘differentiation’ to ‘adaptive teaching’
- Whole School SEND
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