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Special education needs. Within this essay it will critically analyse and evaluate the Special Educational Needs (SEN) Policy for a setting, which will then lead onto writing a set of guidelines for a new practitioner to work effectively to implement the
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BA (HONS) Early Childhood Studies
Special Educational Needs in Early Childhood
December 2010
Rizwana Ahmed
Contents Page
Evaluative Report 3 - 11
Guidelines for a new practitioner 12 - 15
References 16 - 17
Evaluative Report
The focus behind this piece of work is to show that all children have an opportunity to have an education no matter what their specific or additional need is. This is where inclusion falls in and shows that inclusion is not just about disabled children but it includes children who have different variety of additional and specific needs which will enable support that will be available to them. However it will also show them a sense of belonging if each child within the setting is supported and included in each activity that is planned. Within this essay it will critically analyse and evaluate the Special Educational Needs (SEN) Policy for a setting, which will then lead onto writing a set of guidelines for a new practitioner to work effectively to implement the SEN Policy in the second half of this essay.
Throughout the years governments have passed a numerous legislations that underpin policies which
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