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(UK) "There is a definite rise in SPED needs/permanent exclusions" from schools

Jan 8, 2019
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Jan 8, 2019, FE News: The #Future Of Education is inclusive https://www.fenews.co.uk/press-releases/24110-the-futureofeducation-is-inclusive Nisai to discuss the challenges to be faced within the education sector in 2019 at the Bett Show. As 2019 unfolds, there is a definite rise in special education needs and permanent exclusions within the education sector. Nisai will be speaking about these key themes and their sustainable solutions at the Bett Show on stand C60. … More and more schools are now speaking to Nisai about solutions for the problem of fixed term and permanent exclusions. Students are ending up at home, which is where they want to be and school attendance figures are directly impacted by this. In many cases the behaviour can be down to them seeing the reaction of others, lack of differentiation within the class, an undiagnosed special education need or maybe things which are going on outside of the school environment. …

 
 
 

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