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Association for Science Education (ASE)
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These resources have been reviewed and selected by STEM Learning’s team of education specialists for factual accuracy and relevance to teaching STEM subjects in UK schools.
Supporting Access in Science
This ASE resource includes guidance and ideas, including useful differentiation ideas specific to science.
The resource may provide:
* A wealth of practical ideas that can enhance both mainstream and special school teaching.
* A useful summary for teachers to include in their planners.
* Continuing professional development.
* Suggestions to fuel discussion in departmental INSET.
* A checklist highlighting areas that may need further attention.
* Part of the school-based NQT continuing professional development schemes.
* ITT and school-based tutorials for teacher training sessions with student teachers.
The guidance was produced considering the key areas of special needs that may create barriers to learning. The five areas include: communication and interaction, cognition and learning, sensory and/or physical needs, behaviour, emotional and social development as well as medical conditions.
The key areas are based on the Code of Practice (2001).
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