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Old 10-03-2009, 14:09   #40
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Re: teacher shut autistic girl a tiny room

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Originally Posted by zinglebarb View Post
If schools have children with special needs then they should have staff trained in looking after children with special needs seems simple to me. Then if anything like this happens the child can be removed from the lesson and to the trained staff or if possible the trained staff can come to them. I see no reason why all staff can not be given some training after all they have plenty of teacher training days it seems rediculas to me that they do not cover this
For obvious reasons getting good staff in the SEN arena is very difficult. It's hard enough ensuring there are enough specialist teachers in special schools and units let alone ensuring that those children in ordinary schools have specially trained staff to assist them. Sad but true. As usual, funding is the major problem.
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