5 Myths About Teaching Learners With Special Educational Needs
Marie Delaney is a teacher, trainer, educational psychotherapist and author of ‘Teaching the Unteachable’ (Worth). She has worked extensively with pupils with Special Educational Needs and trains...
View ArticleDyslexia – A Problem or a Gift?
What do Thomas Edison, Henry Ford and Muhammed Ali have in common? They all found school and teachers difficult. Thomas Edison’s teacher sent a note home when Thomas was 6, which said: “He is too...
View ArticleDyslexia – A Problem Or A Gift? Part 2: Teaching Strategies
In my previous article, I looked at the problems learners with dyslexia might face in the English classroom. In this blog, I will share some teaching strategies which can help these learners in the key...
View ArticleTeaching Students with attention, concentration and hyperactivity...
Marie Delaney is a teacher, trainer, educational psychotherapist, and author of ‘Teaching the Unteachable’ (Worth). She will be hosting a webinar entitled “Teaching Students with attention,...
View ArticleLearning Difficulties In The ELT Classroom: How To Identify Them And What To Do
As an English Language teacher, you may have students with unidentified additional learning needs in your classroom. Often these learning difficulties are ‘invisible’, not easy to recognise in class,...
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