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What No One Tells You About Supporting Undiagnosed Learners in Inclusive Classrooms

16th February 2026

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Not every struggling learner comes with a diagnosis. Yet their challenges are real and visible in everyday classroom moments. In this blog post, we explore what teachers need to know about supporting undiagnosed learners in inclusive classrooms. ...


Written By : Ruchi Mehta

                  

Why Behaviour Is Communication And How Special Educators Read It

9th February 2026

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Challenging behaviours are common in special education classrooms. What matters is not stopping the behaviour, but understanding what it represents. In this blog post, we look at how special educators learn to interpret behaviour with purpose and empathy. ...


Written By : Victoria Lewis

                  

Where ECE & SEN Specialists Are Hired: Schools, NGOs & International Roles

20th January 2026

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Early childhood and special education expertise is becoming a global priority. Organisations across education, development, and policy sectors are seeking professionals trained in inclusive learning practices. In this blog post, we explore the key employment sectors where ECE & SEN specialists are in high demand. ...


Written By : Park Jin Ae

                  

Common Mistakes Teachers Make When Choosing Special Education Courses in UAE

14th January 2026

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Many teachers invest in special education courses hoping to strengthen their classroom impact. Yet, without the right guidance, these choices can fall short of expectations. In this blog post, we explore the key mistakes educators should avoid when selecting special education training in the UAE. ...


Written By : Laura Taylor

                  

Real-Time Alerts and Self-Regulation: How Technology Helps SEN Learners Monitor Their Own Behaviour

24th December 2025

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Supporting self-regulation in SEN learners requires patience, structure, and the right tools. Technology can act as a quiet classroom ally when introduced gradually and purposefully. Explore this informative guide, to look at simple, teacher-friendly strategies to make that integration successful. ...


Written By : Ruchi Mehta

                  

Sibling Voice: How to Include Brothers and Sisters in the IEP Journey

15th December 2025

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IEPs are designed to support children with special needs, but siblings are part of that story too. Their experiences, emotions, and insights play a quiet yet powerful role in family wellbeing. In this blog post, we explore practical ways parents can include siblings in the IEP journey with care and balance. ...


Written By : Victoria Lewis