The Routledge Companion to Severe, Profound and Multiple Learning Difficulties (eBook, PDF)

Redaktion: Lacey, Penny; Pipe, Michele; Lawson, Hazel; Jones, Phyllis; Ashdown, Rob

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

The book contains a myriad of topics and themes, from learning contexts and understanding difficulties through to curriculum development and issues in teaching and learning. The overall context is one of services and families working together to ensure the best education and care possible.

The contributors cover topics related to the full range of Early Years, Primary, Secondary and Further Education, and combine the very latest research with practical application for anyone who wishes to reflect on and improve their practice. Each chapter includes boxed case examples gathered from practitioners in the field, is written specifically to be rigorous yet accessible to busy practitioners, and boasts multiple contributions to ensure breadth and balance.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 456
• Erscheinungstermin: 10. April 2015
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781317511427
• Artikelnr.: 42644115

Autorenporträt

Penny Lacey was a Senior Lecturer in the School of Education at the University of Birmingham, UK. Rob Ashdown was Headteacher to three special schools for children and young people with severe, profound and multiple learning difficulties. Phyllis Jones is an Associate Professor in the Department of Special Education at the University of South Florida, USA. Hazel Lawson is a Senior Lecturer in Special and Inclusive Education at the University of Exeter, UK. Michele Pipe is a Specialist Early Years Advisor for Dudley Local Authority, UK.

Inhaltsangabe

1. Introduction Penny Lacey, Rob Ashdown, Phyllis Jones, Hazel Lawson
and Michele Pipe SECTION 1: PROVISION IN ENGLAND FOR LEARNERS WITH
SLD/PMLD 2. Learners with SLD and PMLD: Provision, Policy and
Practice Dawn Male 3. Changing special educational needs and
disability legislation and policy: Implications for learners with
SLD/PMLD Christopher Robertson 4. An historical reflection on
education for learners with SLD/PMLD - 1800 - 1970 David Stewart 5.
Priorities, Products and Process - developments in providing a
curriculum for learners with SLD and PMLD David Stewart 6. Further
Education: Personalised destinations and outcomes for students with
SLD/PMLD Caroline Allen, Kathrine Everett, Janet Sherborne, James
Stonard, Joanne Yarlett 7. Building secure foundations in the Early
Years Michele Pipe, Fiona Smith and Lesley Mycroft SECTION 2:
INVOLVING STAKEHOLDERS 8. Joint working for learners with SLD/ PMLD
Penny Lacey with Julian Brown, Fiona Holmes, Helen Burnford, Kate
Jones and Rosie Jones 9. Working with Families: partnerships in
practice Barry Carpenter & Hollie Rawson 10. Provision for Children
with Severe and Profound Learning Difficulties from Ethnic Minority
Families Sana Rizvi and Peter Limbrick 11. Participation, citizenship
and voice Sana Rizvi and Peter Limbrick 12. Participation,
citizenship and voice Hazel Lawson and Ann Fergusson with Miranda
Brookes, Trudy Duffield and Anthony Skipworth 13. Training and
Developing the Inclusive Teacher for Learners with SLD & PMLD Melanie
Peter 14. Teachers talking about their work with learners with SLD &
PMLD Michael Riley and Phyllis Jones 15. Ups and Downs: how learners
with SLD/ PMLD view their school experience Elizabeth Henderson,
Julia Barnes and Nicola Grove SECTION 3: PRIORITIES FOR MEETING THE
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEEDS OF LEARNERS 16. Learners with Severe and
Profound and Multiple Learning Difficulties and Sensory Impairments
Liz Hodges and Mike McLinden 17. Care as an educational concept Peter
Imray and Lana Bond 18. Sex and Relationship Education David Stewart,
Angela Mallett and Tom Hall 19. Physical contact experiences within
the curriculum Julia Barnes and Dave Hewett 20. Challenging Behaviour
and the curriculum 21. Hidden behind a label, an uneasy relationship
between mental health and special needs. Ann Fergusson, Marie Howley,
Rachel Allan and Richard Rose 22. Spirituality and Severe Learning
Difficulties Jean Ware and Erica Brown 23. Death, Bereavement and
Loss Erica Brown SECTION 4: DEVELOPING THE CURRICULUM 24. Curriculum
Models, Issues and Tensions Hazel Lawson and Richard Byers with
Matthew Rayner, Richard Aird and Laura Pease 25. Recognising progress
- assessing outcomes for young people with SLD and PMLD Richard Byers
and Ann Fergusson 26. Communication Juliet Goldbart and Jean Ware 27.
Intensive Interaction: Fundamental and Early Communication Abilities
Dave Hewett, Graham Firth, Lana Bond and Riana Jackson 28. Inclusive
Talking: Language Learning Carolyn Anderson and Penny Lacey with
Suzanne Kavanagh and Kalvinder Rai 29. The Teaching of Reading to
Pupils with SLD Sarah Mosely 30. Literature and Stories in the Lives
of Pupils with SLD/PMLD Nicola Grove, Jane Harwood, Elizabeth
Henderson, Keith Park and Rosemary Bird 31. Using number in everyday
life Jill Porter 32. Physical Education for All Learners Steve
Cullingford Agnew with Nigel Carter, Anne Craddock, Chris Rollings,
Barbara Dowson and Hannah Brighton SECTION 5: STRATEGIES FOR
SUPPORTING TEACHING AND LEARNING 33. Technology Supporting Learning
Chris Abbott and Ann Middleton 34. Playing to Learn or Learning to
Play? Ideas on Ensuring that the Opportunity to Play is Continually
Accessible for Learners with SLD/PMLD. Peter Imray and Robert Orr 35.
Supporting Playfulness in Learners with SLD/PMLD: Going Beyond the
Ordinary . Debby Watson and Margaret Corke 36. Creative Teaching and
Learning for Learners with SLD and PMLD 37. The Learning Environment
Penny Lacey with Yvonne McCall, Jodie Dunn and Lisa Watson SECTION 6:
TOWARDS A NEW UNDERSTANDING OF EDUCATION FOR LEARNERS WITH SLD/PMLD
38. Engaging with Research Jill Porter 39. The Way Ahead Rob Ashdown