Categories of SEN visible in Brikama Lower Basic School, ho do they impact teaching and leadership decisinow

Categories of SEN visible in Brikama Lower Basic School, ho do they impact teaching and leadership decisinow

by Morri B Nyassi. -
Number of replies: 2
Hello Facilitator,
Categories of Special Education Needs found in Brikama Lower Basic School includes
Learning Difficulties
Children with this condition find it very difficult to read, write or do sums or subtract.

Speech and Communication needs
Children have difficulties in understanding the lessons taught in the classroom as well as expressing themselves during lessons. These affects these affects their participation i n class work

The Impact on teaching and Leadership decision
The school administration ensures continues school based training for teachers on inclusive education to handle such children.
Teachers use different teaching approaches to meet diverse learning needs use simple instructions to assist these learners.
Classroom environment are conducive . Have accessible learning space and to assist with devises toto support inclusion participation.
School admin must allocate funds for learning aids needed

Monitoring
Regular assessment to tract learning process and ensure interventions are effective.

Best wishes


  


In reply to Morri B Nyassi.

Re: Categories of SEN visible in Brikama Lower Basic School, ho do they impact teaching and leadership decisinow

by Pa Sainey Sallah -
hello morri
learning difficulty now a days is increasing most student find it difficult to read or understand simple sentences and teachers find it difficult to identify students with learning difficulty.
In reply to Morri B Nyassi.

Re: Categories of SEN visible in Brikama Lower Basic School, ho do they impact teaching and leadership decisinow

by Isatou colley -
Dear Morie,
your writ up is very clear and relevant to the what you were asked to write about It shows a clear picture of the most visible SEN situation in your school and their impact on teaching and learning. Good job keep it up.
Best regards from
Isatou Colley.