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Social Inclusion of Visually Impaired Students Studying in a Comprehensive Secondary Mainstream School in the South of England
... Secondary School level in the regular school setting in the south of England which involves the individual, cultural and social factors of a particular ...This school has a very well established VI ...
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Mainstream school services for children with primary language impairment - implications from research
... In 2002, I presented a paper to NAPLIC’s annual conference at the University of Oxford, outlining a clinical trial that was about to begin on developing language interventions for children in mainstream primary ...
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The efficacy of early language intervention in mainstream school settings: a randomized controlled trial
... enter school with sufficiently well- developed oral language skills to benefit from ...all mainstream schools and, importantly, it is also the foundation of literacy skills (Hulme, Nash, Gooch, Lervåg, ...
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The efficacy of early language intervention in mainstream school settings : A Randomised Controlled Trial
... in mainstream schools is an oral language intervention promoting vocabulary, narrative and listening skills, delivered by trained Teaching Assistants (TAs; Bowyer$Crane et ...after school entry made more ...
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Investigative research into alternative provision. October 2018
... When schools in the study were asked what could be done to improve the effectiveness of the AP system in their local area, responses very often focused on better funding. This was usually in relation to more places being ...
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Literacy in the mainstream inner-city school: Its relationship to spoken language
... a mainstream secondary school, they were representative of the year group as a ...about school attainment and special educational needs were ...
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‘Putting themselves out there’ into the unknown : dance movement psychotherapy as perceived by five educators and three pupils
... within mainstream school ...within mainstream schools have gained some ground (Karkou & Sanderson, 2006), there is a paucity of published research reporting on this area of practice (Karkou et ...
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FACING THE PEDAGOGICAL CHALLENGE OF TEACHING UNACCOMPANIED REFUGEE CHILDREN IN THE SWEDISH SCHOOL SYSTEM
... First, the need to develop the necessary language skills as quickly as possible to enable integration into mainstream school; this is important both in terms of educational achievement and for developing ...
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Resourced provision: The impact of inclusive practices on a mainstream primary school
... access mainstream classrooms when their needs can be effectively ...special school whilst also understanding that full time education in a mainstream school is equally ...a mainstream ...
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Applying the ‘least dangerous assumption’ in regard to behaviour policies and children with special needs
... in mainstream schools, teachers have the task of trying to develop a full understanding of every child and their ...in mainstream school to understand and anticipate the behaviour management needs of ...
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The attitudes of fifth level students' elementary schools toward peers with disabilities and related factors
... 11- Mcgregor S, Forlin C. Attitude of students towards peers with disabilities: relocating students from an education support centre to an inclusive middle school setting. International Journal of whole Schooling ...
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Brief Psychotherapy with Children in a Specialist School: An Exploration of the Underlying Issues for Children and Mainstream Schools
... specialist school, due to their behavioural and emotional difficulties, the boys had been unavailable for learning, and despite being behind their peers still, they were now attaining at National Curriculum ...
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Programme
... individual support to 12 year 7 pupils in two mainstream secondary schools, with an additional school joining shortly. To provide empirical and anecdotal evidence of the[r] ...
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The Kids and Teens at School (KiTeS) framework: An inclusive bioecological systems approach to understanding school absenteeism and school attendance problems
... We place youth characteristics operating at the micro- and meso-system level at the center of the KiTeS Framework because of their key influence on the interactions between the individual and their environment (i.e., ...
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Supporting children with ‘Social, Emotional and Behavioural Difficulty (SEBD)’ in mainstream: teachers' perspectives
... disability, such as The Equality Act (HM Gov, 2010), identified that "disabled people are at the mercy of an ideologically driven government" (Oliver, 2013, p1026). He claimed that any move towards affirmative ...
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Doing things right or doing the right things: the case of inclusion in the Republic of Ireland
... in mainstream schools, albeit in a segregated autism-specific ...in mainstream schools was identified as being specifically for these ...special school setting by being enrolled in the autism ...
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The transition to mainstream primary school for children with Down syndrome: An exploration of the transition process in an Irish context, from the perspective of parents and school staff
... of school such as play dates, attending birthday parties and after school ...child’s school was also identified as an enabling and hindering factor in respect initiating opportunities for children to ...
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House of Commons Library: Briefing paper: Number 07059, 30 March 2017: FAQs: Academies and free schools
... LocatED has been established to acquire land and buildings across the country to help the government build 500 new free schools by 2020 and create 600,000 new school places by 2021. […] LocatED is a ...
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The influence of intelligence led policing models on investigative policy and practice in mainstream policing 1993 2007: division, resistance and investigative orthodoxy
... the mainstream (Weisburd et al, 2006), and a survey of US police agencies suggested that “the rank and file remain largely oblivious to COMPSTAT and that it intruded little, if at all, into their daily work” ...
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Moving Beyond Rhetoric: Can Islamic Banking become Mainstream in Pakistan
... Moving Beyond Rhetoric: Can Islamic Banking become Mainstream in Pakistan By Dawood Mamoon Dean and Professor School of Management and Economics University of Islamabad Harvard Business [r] ...
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