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Supporting People. with Learning Difficulties and/or Disabilities at Weston College
... Feedback from learners on an Access to HE course: “With a big thanks to the visual impairment officer at Weston College, I now have access to facilities that are enabling me to access my studies easily. I have been ...
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Support into employment for young people and adults with learning difficulties and disabilities
... Sites in all the employment projects recognised that employers needed to be properly supported if they were going to employ or take on work placement a learner with a disability or learning difficulty. Sometimes ...
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Sharing in a Common Life: People with Profound and Multiple Learning Difficulties
... To avoid this we can appeal to an orientation that is both forward- and backward- looking. The familiar claim, that a person is more likely to realise their potential in the future if we treat them as if they have this ...
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Learning Difficulties and Computing
... Effective output from the computer is often key to effective use of computers by people with learning difficulties. Bright, colourful and active screens can be helpful – though take care not to ...
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User participation in the design and development of Web 2 0 technologies for people with learning difficulties
... to make a case towards convincing the research and software communities to include people with learning difficulties in their user panels more, thus stopping a discriminatory ...with ...
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Safeguarding people with learning difficulties from forced marriage: the role of safeguarding adult boards
... with people with learning disabilities (HM Government, 2010b) only 34% were sure that staff had access to them, thus almost two thirds were unaware if practitioners had access to this valuable ...protect ...
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Promoting emotional well-being and inclusion by working with young people with learning difficulties in schools and colleges
... When difficulties of this kind did occur, teaching for the group would revert to a focus on interpersonal skills until positive attitudes towards work and interaction had been ...young people were very ...
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Experiences of self and belonging among young people identified as having learning difficulties in English schools
... can make meaning of their fragmented lived experience and can be understood (through their form and content) as a window into a person’s life (Burr, 2015; Chase, ...young people described ...young ...
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Spotting the Symptoms of Specific Learning Difficulties
... autism. Children with autism often appear to be in their own little world. They may have some or a significant inability to make eye contact. They often appear totally uninterested in other people and their ...
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Courses for Students with Learning Difficulties and Disabilities
... We offer a range of courses at Westminster Kingsway College for young people aged 16-25 and adults. The 16-25 courses offer a broad range of vocational tasters where the learners make their own bespoke ...
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Gender, social capital and lifelong learning for people with learning difficulties
... Discussion and Conclusion In the case studies of Imran and Ruth, there are clear commonalities in their relationship to social capital which are governed by their status as a person with learning ...
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Promoting the involvement of people with learning difficulties in staff recruitment
... straightaway. Learning to recruit staff is a complex process and requires learning and practising a set of skills that will be new to most people with learning ...supporting people with ...
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Moser Technical Implementation Group: Adults with learning difficulties and/or disabilities : basic skills for people with learning difficulties and/or disabilities
... ‘writing.’ Verbal communication will be accessible to many learners except those with severe cognitive impairments. § The proposed standards for Entry level 1 in particular need to be rewritten at a lower level to ensure ...
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How To Make Distance Learning Available To All People
... e) Cost low enough to make the program viable with financing from fees and realistic donor subsidies. It has already been noted that the program cannot be planned with the expectation of full cost recovery, but ...
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Moderate learning difficulties
... www.teachernet.gov.uk/wholeschool/sen/datatypes/Cognitionlearningneeds The school environment/curriculum can present a range of barriers to participation and learning for pupils with MLD. The SEN Code of Practice ...
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MAKE PEOPLE MATTER
... letting people know that anti-racist views are widely supported in the ...of people who don’t tolerate racist behaviour and who value diversity and ...
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Action research in outdoor learning: promoting social and emotional learning in young people with social emotional and behavioural difficulties
... Residential elements were programmed one per term and provided a point for young people to look forward too. They also concluded a stage of the OLP before a holiday period. Heeding the earlier warning that schools ...
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Learning Difficulties in Chemistry: An Overview
... CONCLUSIONS It is not being suggested here that chemistry can be made simple by avoiding teaching difficult topics! Indeed, trivialising the chemistry to be taught is likely to be perceived by the learner as a ...
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An introduction to parents with learning difficulties
... their learning difficulties are „not severe enough‟, which means they are unable to access support from adult learning disabilities teams (Department of Education and Skills 2003) even though the ...
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Learning Difficulties in Chemistry: An Overview
... While the literature is replete with papers, which provide evidence of misconceptions, fewer papers suggest potential remedies. It is worth recognising that misconceptions will occur - learner does not come to chemistry ...
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