Special educational needs teacher

Some people need a bit of extra support when it comes to their education. Some pupils may have visual impairments, while others may have to spend long periods of time in hospital. SEN (special educational needs) teachers specialise in supporting and teaching these children.

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Fun fact

Ever heard of Helen Keller? Born in the United States in 1880, she became deaf and blind when she was just two years old following an illness. Suddenly cut off from the rest of the world, she found herself unable to communicate. Her isolation lasted years until a teacher named Anne Sullivan patiently taught her the alphabet by tracing signs on the palm of her hand. Helen would go on to continue her studies, eventually graduating from Harvard University.

Skills

Hard skills

  • Security regulations
  • Disability care
  • Curriculum standards
  • Special needs education
  • Learning needs analysis
  • Use office systems
  • Instructional design models
  • Disability types

Soft skills

  • Identification of Consequences
  • Oral expression
  • Vision and Ideation

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