Flashcards in Adaptive Teaching Deck (9)
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What are the 4 broad areas of need?
Cognition and learning
Social, emotional and mental health difficulties
Sensory and/or physical needs
Communication and interaction
2
What are the disadvantages of differentiation?
It widens the ability gap
Places a ceiling on what children can achieve
Results in some children being given less challenging work
3
What is adaptive teaching?
It is a mindset
It is a practice
Assumes that all children can achieve
4
What are the starting points for adaptive teaching?
Teachers think:
1. What are the barriers to learning?
2. How can we adapt this lesson/ task to enable children to achieve
5
Name some adaptive teaching strategys?
Pre teaching
Break the task down further
Scaffolding
Using different resources
Alternative ways of recording
Concept cartoons
Mindmaps
Use key word mats
Different ways of recording
6
What are the key messages in the SEN/D Code of pratice?
Schools must use their best endeavours to ensure effective provision for all pupils with SEN
Teachers are responsible for accountable for the progress of all pupils in their class
Special educational provision is underpinned by high quality teaching
High quality teaching is the first step in responding to pupils who have or may have SEN
The quality of teaching for pupils with SEN should be part of performance management and CPD approaches
7
When might a pupil have a Special Educational Need?
A child of compulsory school age or young person has a learning difficulty or disability if he or she:
- has a significant greater need in learning than the majority of others of the same age: or
- has a disability which prevents or hinders him or her from making use of educational facilitates of kind generally provided for others of the same age in mainstream schools or mainstream post-16 institutions
8
What are the four elements of the graduated approach?
Assess
Plan
Do
Review
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