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From pupils struggling with grades to schools tackling special measures, one-to-one has the power to turn performances around

Huge strides have been made in technology provision for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities. But they can also be used by all young people, discovers Susannah Kirkman

Pupils with mental health problems might not always carry a statement of special needs, but their welfare still needs to be handled carefully

Autistic spectrum disorders affect boys and girls in different ways, but there are signs that teachers should look out for, explains Susannah Kirkman

Drama and multi-sensory approaches to learning can bring out the best in pupils who find communication challenging, says Susannah Kirkman

Reading a story is enough to grab most children’s attention, but when working with special needs pupils you need to up your game, says Susannah Kirkman