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Teaching & Academics
Special Education Needs and Disabilities (SEND) Inclusion in Schools
time1.5-3hrs
timeIntermediate Level
This course on special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) discusses the significance of including all children in the mainstream education system. We explain how to train and sensitise teachers and make some reasonable adjustments to ensure children’s health and safety to reap the countless benefits of including children with SEND in mainstream schools. Sign up to learn how to promote inclusion and help children to reach their potential.
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Special Education Needs and Disabilities (SEND) Inclusion in Schools
This free online SEND course explains how to promote the inclusion of children with disabilities in mainstream schools.
This course on special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) discusses the significance of including all children in the mainstream education system. We explain how to train and sensitise teachers and make some reasonable adjustments to ensure children’s health and safety to reap the countless benefits of including children with SEND in mainstream schools. Sign up to learn how to promote inclusion and help children to reach their potential.
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Module 1
11 Lessons
SEND Inclusivity in the Education System
In this module, we explore the importance of a more inclusive environment for children with special education needs and disabilities. We will cover the various models, laws and codes that safeguard the interests of children with SEND. We will also examine the health and safety requirements and emergency procedures for children with SEND in schools.
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1.Learning Outcomes
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2.Understanding SEND
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3.The SEND Code of Practice: 0 to 25 Years
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4.Inclusive Practice in Early Years
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5.Safeguarding Children with SEND
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6.Health & Safety Legislation and Guidance
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7.Reasonable Adjustments
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8.Sustainable School Travel
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9.Emergency procedures
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10.Promoting SEND Inclusion in International Schools
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11.Lesson Summary
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Comments5 Comments
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SUNITHA G.Augugust 27, 2025
INFORMATIVE
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Alamikah T.July 31, 2025
Although this course is based on UK laws, it is very similar, if not the same, to the Canadian laws. I enjoyed this course.
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Dr. Uqbah I.Aprpril 28, 2025
Great course
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Macdonald M.March 13, 2025
Very insightful
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Miss Busuay Sajchie S.October 25, 2024
I really enjoyed this course for I love dealing with children and I learn dynamic personalization technology is enabling retailers to deliver an online experience more aligned with consumer preferences. By utilizing modern technology.
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