130 Pages
by
David Fulton Publishers
130 Pages
by
David Fulton Publishers
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First Published in 1999. The aim of this book is to help schools to make better use of the resources of learning support assistants. It begins by examining the work of assistants who are employed to support the learning of children seen as having special educational needs. It outlines the major issues that I have found to be important with regard to the assistants' management, support and... Read more
Part 1 Context and Rationale; Chapter 1 Examining the work of learning support assistants; Chapter 2 Developing policy and practice; Chapter 3 Supporting change through staff development; Chapter 4 Organising collaborative enquiry; Part 2 Staff Development Materials; Chapter 5 Roles And Responsibilities; Chapter 6 Communication; Chapter 7 Consistency Of Approach; Chapter 8 A Working Team; Chapter 9 Developing Personal Skills; Chapter 10 Staff Development Needs;
Biography
Margaret H. Balshaw
