Blogs by OnLineTraining
Tired, distracted, or struggling to see and hear? The hidden impact of mild vision and hearing difficulties in your classroom
Author Maria Buttuller
Date 28th Nov 2024
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As a teacher or teaching assistant, you've likely experienced those moments – a student who seems disengaged, another who's struggling to follow instructions, or perhaps one whose behaviour has become...
Is your classroom truly inclusive? Unlocking potential for sensory impaired learners
Author Maria Buttuller
Date 17th Oct 2024
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According to the RNIB, over 35,000 children and young people in the UK have a vision impairment. The National Deaf Children's Society reports that there are over 50,000 deaf children in the UK. While these statistics seem as low incidence to some, they also underscore the importance of adapting our classrooms to meet diverse sensory needs. The good news is, by making thoughtful adaptations to the classroom environment, we can significantly enhance the learning experience for students with visual and hearing impairments.
Smooth Sailing: Year 7 SEND Transition tips
Author Maria Buttuller
Date 6th Sep 2024
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As the new school year begins, many Year 7 students with SEND are taking their first steps into secondary education. Building on our previous blog about summer transition preparations, this post offer...
SEND Transitions: Last-Minute Tips for September Success
Author Maria Buttuller
Date 9th Jul 2024
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With July underway, many of us have already put our transition plans into motion for our SEND students. However, there's still time to fine-tune our approach and ensure we're fully prepared for the new school year. This blog post offers practical, last-minute strategies to help SEND children navigate the upcoming transition successfully, whether they're moving to a new class or a new school entirely.
Practical strategies for supporting children’s mental health and wellbeing
Author Maria Buttuller
Date 17th Apr 2024
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May is recognised as Mental Health Awareness Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about mental health issues. It's also a time to highlight the importance of taking care of our children's mental health. Our latest blog shares some strategies to help.
Identifying and Supporting Dyscalculia in the Classroom
Author Maria Buttuller
Date 26th Feb 2024
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Whether you are a teaching assistant, SENCO or teacher, as educators, we all play a crucial role in ensuring that all students receive the support they need to thrive academically. While much attention is often given to reading and writing difficulties, it’s important not to overlook the challenges faced by students with dyscalculia.