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SEN in Ten – Matt Hancock
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Darren speaks to Matt Hancock, MP for West Suffolk and founder of the Accessible Learning Foundation (ALF).
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The Accessible Learning Foundation – or ALF –is campaigning for:
• better identification and;
• support for people with neurodivergent conditions.
Ensuring neurodivergent people can always find their way.
People with dyslexia, ADHD, autism, and other neurodivergent conditions should have the same opportunities as everybody else.
But school and work aren’t so straightforward for those who learn differently, and without extra literacy support they can be left behind.
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- www.accessiblelearningfoundation.org
- Facebook - @AccessibleLearningFoundation
- Twitter(X) - @A_L_F_Official
- Instagram - @a_l_f_official
- Linkedin - @accessible-learning-foundation-alf
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SEN in Ten – Carl Morris
Darren speaks to Carl Morris, co-founder of The Online School. Carl shares how he became passionate about personalised education, particularly for those with special educational needs (SEN). He discusses how his experiences as a tutor and principal, especially during the pandemic, highlighting the potential of personalised and online learning to re-engage students who struggle in traditional school settings. Carl discusses the importance of creativity and student-led learning and explores how a variety of educational approaches, including online learning, is crucial for supporting SEN learners.
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Katrina Cochrane“It is so important to share knowledge that I have gained over the last quarter century to help improve awareness of dyslexia further.”
