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EPISODE · Mar 5, 2024 · 17 MIN

An educational revolution. Placing special educational needs and inclusion at the heart of mainstream teaching and learning.

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The Accessible Learning Foundation was launched in September last year by former Health Secretary Matt Hancock to support individuals with dyslexia. It was seen as a “beacon of hope” for those with the learning disorder. What does an academic think about this and special educational needs and inclusion? With plans for two new SENI/SEND schools in Northamptonshire, Dr Tereza Aidonopoulou-Reid also talks in this podcast about what’s needed to best support and understand children who have special educational needs and requirements.

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