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Educational Psychology-Quality First Teaching and the Bradford Matrix of Need, SENCO Essentials. Course delivered by the Educational Psychology Team.
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Educational Psychology
Title
Quality First Teaching and the Bradford Matrix of Need
SENCO Essentials
Description of Training
The Bradford Matrix of Need highlights Quality First Teaching as the first step in meeting CYP's SEND needs. This course will explore what is meant by Quality First teaching and how this can be evidenced as part of your accountability and best endeavours. It is a practical course which will involve reflecting on existing classroom practice and changes that can be made at the individual, group and whole school level.
Refreshments provided mid-morning
Suitable For
SENCO / Inclusion Manager
Dates, Times and Venue
27.11.19 – 09.00am-12.00pm -Margaret McMillan Tower
Cost
Fully Subsidised (cancellation fee will apply)
Published: 28/08/2019 Audience: SENCO / Inclusion Manager Contact: Heather Varo
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