www.worldofinclusion.com/resources.htm
Scroll down to Disabling Imagery
A joint project between DEE and the British Film Institute. Provides a wealth of information on how disability has been represented in moving image from the earliest days. The approach is from a disability equality and human rights perspective, which draws on the collective thinking of the Disabled People's Movement. The project website is still available at http://www.bfi.org.uk/education/teaching/disability/
Source materials available for download are -
Teaching Guide, Website source, and Disability in the Media.
www.worldofinclusion.com/resources.htm
Scroll down to ‘Disablist bullying’- download Powerpoint.
I strongly recommend you download this Powerpoint as part of staff awareness and to be shown to older students. Excellent Powerpoint – would be great for Disability awareness sessions.
www.worldofinclusion.com/res/every/Everybody_Welcome_flyer.pdf
A new Secondary School resource pack of posters promoting Inclusion in Secondary Schools. £15 to buy all the posters or you can download some posters free from this link.
Friday, 14 January 2011
Disability / Inclusion/ SEN awareness resources part 2
www.worldofinclusion.com/resources.htm
Scroll down to the section marked ‘Altogether better’. You can download each video looking at History, Media profile, Trying to change, Daily discrimination, Civil rights, Inclusion, Breaking down barriers etc. Each film @ 10 mins long – good to show as part of Inclusion training/ discussion.
Scroll down to section marked ‘Disability Equality in Education’ –here you can download 17 yrs history of Inclusion.
www.worldofinclusion.com/resources.htm
Scroll down to ‘Disability Rights Commission’
Here you can download a free resources to support Citizenship and Disability: A classroom resource pack for teachers - Key stages 3 and 4.
Video "Talk" 13 mins- free download
Resource pack book. –free download
Scroll down to the section marked ‘Altogether better’. You can download each video looking at History, Media profile, Trying to change, Daily discrimination, Civil rights, Inclusion, Breaking down barriers etc. Each film @ 10 mins long – good to show as part of Inclusion training/ discussion.
Scroll down to section marked ‘Disability Equality in Education’ –here you can download 17 yrs history of Inclusion.
www.worldofinclusion.com/resources.htm
Scroll down to ‘Disability Rights Commission’
Here you can download a free resources to support Citizenship and Disability: A classroom resource pack for teachers - Key stages 3 and 4.
Video "Talk" 13 mins- free download
Resource pack book. –free download
Disability awareness resources / Promoting Inclusion in your schools
Several people have contacted me as they are considering have a ' Disability awareness' day / week at their school this year. I have collected together some really gd links that give great resources, free posters and Powerpoints all ready made ! I have found several links so please take the time to check each one out as definately worth saving if you are in a SENCO/ Advisory / Outreach position.
www.worldofinclusion.com/disabling_imagery.htm
You can download free pictures/ posters of students who have disability in a variety of classrooms.
www.worldofinclusion.com/res/alleq/21221_Difference.pdf
Here you can download free a pack of 45 pictures of disabled people who have made a difference to the world. Great discussion starters as the pack contains both current and historical people.
www.worldofinclusion.com/res/altogether/AltogetherBetter.pdf
A great pack of teaching resources- giving a historical overview of Special Needs and Inclusion. Also would be a great discussion session with staff generally.
www.worldofinclusion.com/disabling_imagery.htm
You can download free pictures/ posters of students who have disability in a variety of classrooms.
www.worldofinclusion.com/res/alleq/21221_Difference.pdf
Here you can download free a pack of 45 pictures of disabled people who have made a difference to the world. Great discussion starters as the pack contains both current and historical people.
www.worldofinclusion.com/res/altogether/AltogetherBetter.pdf
A great pack of teaching resources- giving a historical overview of Special Needs and Inclusion. Also would be a great discussion session with staff generally.
Tuesday, 11 January 2011
PSHE resources to promote diversity amongest pupils - KS1, KS2, KS 3, KS 4
http://www.scope.org.uk/help-and-information/education
SCOPE is the National Organisation supporting pupils who have Cerebral Palsy. However take a look at the Education Section as this has really good resources that could be used in class.
Imagine the Difference - has been developed by Scope to help children at Key Stages 1 and 2 to understand that every human being is different, and that difference is a positive thing.
Speaking for Ourselves - teaching resources on disability for secondary schools and colleges, based on an oral history of people with cerebral palsy.
SCOPE is the National Organisation supporting pupils who have Cerebral Palsy. However take a look at the Education Section as this has really good resources that could be used in class.
Imagine the Difference - has been developed by Scope to help children at Key Stages 1 and 2 to understand that every human being is different, and that difference is a positive thing.
Speaking for Ourselves - teaching resources on disability for secondary schools and colleges, based on an oral history of people with cerebral palsy.
Reduced Maths software £ 30+ VAT for Mathsbase 1,2 and 3
We have been recommending Mathsbase for several years now and many students have made great progress when using it. Richard Glemberg has contacted me to let me know he has a special offer allowing you to buy all three programmes for the reduced price of £30. I have enclosed the link so you can view the products. Parents may be interested in purchasing this to provide them with a different way to practice skills.
http://mathbase.co.uk/mathbase/bett2011.asp
http://mathbase.co.uk/mathbase/bett2011.asp
Tuesday, 4 January 2011
Upper limb deficiency- Support group website - advice for parents and professionals
www.reach.org.uk/ReachCMS/Page/108/Page.aspx
Reach is a National Organisation that supports parents and pupils who have an upper limb deficiency. There are quite a few pupils in Redbridge Schools who have one arm missing or affected- this may be useful to them as there are stories of pupils successfully accessing school life. There is also a DVD you can purchase.
Reach is a National Organisation that supports parents and pupils who have an upper limb deficiency. There are quite a few pupils in Redbridge Schools who have one arm missing or affected- this may be useful to them as there are stories of pupils successfully accessing school life. There is also a DVD you can purchase.
Net Buddy - Site where you can share what works - highly recommended - give this site to parents !
www.netbuddy.org.uk/get-tip/
I have just found this site and what a find for parents of children with SEN or professionals struggling to give further advice. I particularly like the 'Tips' section - it is neatly organised into categories such as sleep, managing behaviour, appointments, communication etc. Under each section you will find a wealth of information and ideas that people have tried and happy to share. Well organised and very accessible.
I have just found this site and what a find for parents of children with SEN or professionals struggling to give further advice. I particularly like the 'Tips' section - it is neatly organised into categories such as sleep, managing behaviour, appointments, communication etc. Under each section you will find a wealth of information and ideas that people have tried and happy to share. Well organised and very accessible.
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