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SEND: 4 tips for better relationships with adults
Whether it’s SEND parents or outside agencies, it’s important to create a positive atmosphere, says Ginny Bootman
9 January 2020
Why moving house is so stressful for teachers
Moving house is stressful enough without juggling it with PPA time or sorting through accumulated classroom resources, says Ginny Bootman
5 January 2020
How to improve behaviour through empathy
It’s not enough to understand the factors influencing a pupil’s behavioural issues, writes Ginny Bootman, who argues that the teacher needs to climb down to the child’s level to make them feel understood
6 December 2019
The empathy approach: comfort, don’t confront
An empathy-based approach to behaviour avoids judgement – but sanctions must be available, too, says Ginny Bootman
6 August 2019
Why looked-after children need empathy most of all
The best way we can support looked-after children is by understanding the different layers they can show and bathing them in kindness, argues this Sendco
19 July 2019