26th October 2026
In preschool, a child who seems distracted, quiet, or difficult may actually be communicating a developmental need. Knowing the difference can shape how early and effectively that child receives support. Read on to discover why today’s early years educators increasingly need expertise in both child development and SEN. ...
Written By : Abhishek Gupta
22nd October 2026
Inclusive education is gaining momentum across Vietnam, bringing new expectations into mainstream classrooms. Yet many teachers still need practical skills to confidently support students with disabilities and autism. Read on to discover why teacher training is becoming central to Vietnam’s inclusion journey. ...
Written By : Park Jin Ae
15th October 2026
School leaders are expected to think strategically, manage people, handle pressure, and build strong organisational cultures, much like CEOs. But schools cannot simply be run like businesses without risking what makes education fundamentally different. In this blog post, we explore which CEO leadership practices school leaders can borrow and which ones are better left in the boardroom. ...
Written By : Laura Taylor
29th September 2026
Imagine three professionals supporting the same inclusive school. One teaches, one facilitates learning, and one coordinates the systems that make inclusion possible. Their goals may overlap, but their day-to-day responsibilities are very different. In this blog post, explore what it takes to become a Special Education Teacher, Learning Support Specialist, or Inclusion Coordinator. ...
Written By : Victoria Lewis
14th September 2026
For many educators, becoming a SENCO feels like the natural next step in an SEN career. But inclusion is a much bigger field than one role or one school. In this blog post, explore eight career paths for educators who want to take their passion for inclusion further. ...
Written By : Ruchi Mehta
26th August 2026
Knowing that a problem exists is only the beginning of educational leadership. The leaders who create lasting change need to investigate causes, test solutions, and learn from evidence. In this blog post, discover why applied research is becoming essential to effective educational leadership. ...
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