Dyslexia in the classroom -Ten things I have learned working as an SpLD teacher
Alison Patrick, author of ‘The Memory and Processing Guide for Neurodiverse Learners’ writes her findings from working with dyslexics kids in the classroom.
Category: Education
Is dyslexia the next big thing in the talent conversation?
Kathy Iwanczak Forsyth and Kate Power return with a new ‘Amazing Dyslexics’ book with the words of inspirational people with dyslexia such as chef Jamie…
Stop homophobia in schools and improve our lesbian, gay or bisexual children’s lives
Jonathan Charlesworth, author of ‘How to Stop Homophobic and Biphobic Bullying’ talks about the experiences of gay and lesbian people and what schools can do to.
Books to help ease the transition back to school
Back to school – helping children feel comfortable with the transition We may not yet be able to gauge the full impact the lockdown has…
Cinderella’s mum was right – it does take courage to be kind
Aidan Harvey-Craig, author of 18 Wellbeing Hacks for Students: Using Psychology’s Secrets to Survive and Thrive talks about the risks of being kind, but what a worthwhile and courageous quality it really is.
Kathy Hoopmann on the updated All Dogs have ADHD
Kathy Hoopmann stops by to talk about her updated release and how it can be used at home and in the classroom. Can you briefly…
All Dogs Have ADHD
Released Aug 2020, Kathy Hoopmann’s new edition of All Dogs Have ADHD is updated with all new images and language that reflects a modern understanding…
What’s the link between popcorn and resilience?
David Gumbrell, Education Consultant and author of the book uses popcorn as a metaphor to describe how to manage big feelings.
Preparing SEN kids for the transition back to school
Ann-Marie McNicholas, author of ‘The Dyslexia, ADHD, and DCD-Friendly Study Skills Guide’ writes about neurodiverse kids and what can be done to support them with catching up and preparing to go back to school.
A look inside ‘Life Will Never Be Dull’
Life Will Never Be Dull is a delightful, gift-able little book. It is a light-hearted, playful and sincere look at life with an autistic child.…