

Genuine Engagement with SEN Interventions: The Friday Late Show with Morgan Whitfield and Tod Brennan
Oct 25, 2024
Ian Young, Director of AEN, shares invaluable strategies for engaging students with special educational needs. He emphasizes the importance of personalized approaches, trust, and social relationships, particularly for students with autism. The conversation covers the critical transition from primary to secondary education, advocating for self-advocacy and strong support systems. Young also highlights the role of inclusive education in fostering community understanding, while discussing the transformative power of parental involvement and the effective use of technology in promoting student autonomy.
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Intro
00:00 • 2min
Engaging Students in SEN Interventions
02:05 • 21min
Engaging Students in SEN Interventions
23:03 • 5min
Navigating Transitions: Building Effective Support Systems for Students
28:20 • 6min
The Impact of Inclusive Education on Community and Understanding
34:27 • 2min
Fostering Community in Education for SEND
35:59 • 9min
Transformative Journeys in Education
44:43 • 8min
Empowering Students with SEN through Autonomy and Technology
52:58 • 20min
Enhancing Support for Students: The Role of Teaching Assistants and Professional Development
01:13:07 • 6min
Navigating Labels and Support in Education
01:18:39 • 12min