Full Description
You will find this an indispensable resource if you are involved with children or young people with special educational needs or disability.
Uncover the intricacies of statutory rules and responsibilities outlined in the code of practice through our accessible guide, which bridges the gap between policy and real-world application. Engaging case studies and critical insights throughout the book help you to understand and interpret these in context.
Professionals and practitioners will be able to identify complexity and dilemmas, understand perspectives that may be different from their own, and consider theoretical frameworks that encourage and support critical thinking and reflection.
Whether you're a trainee, teacher, SENCO, or a health and social care professional, this practical guide to the SEND Code of Practice is your go-to, essential companion. Parents, carers and families of these children will also find it invaluable. Get ready to transform theory into actionable insights and make a lasting impact on the lives of those you work with.
Contents
PART ONE: Introduction 1. Context 2. Working together - joint outcomes 3. Local Offer PART TWO: Knowing the child / young person 1. Early identification - universal provision 2. Providing support - targeted provision 3. Extending support - bespoke provision PART THREE: Education, Health and Care Plans 4. Understanding the EHCP process and plan 5. The parent and child/young people's journey 6. The education practitioner's responsibility 7. The health practitioner's responsibility 8. The social care practitioner's responsibility 9. Implementing the EHC plan 10. The review process
