When teachers move from mainstream education to Special Educational Needs (SEN) education, it involves a significant shift in their professional role, responsibilities, and approach to teaching. This transition can be both rewarding and challenging. Here's a detailed look at what this move entails and the considerations for teachers:

1. Understanding the Role Change

  • Focus on Individual Needs: In SEN education, teachers often work with students who have diverse and complex needs, requiring a more personalized approach. This contrasts with the more standardized teaching methods used in mainstream education.
  • Broader Skill Set: Teachers need to develop a broader set of skills, including behaviour management, emotional support, and specialized teaching strategies tailored to each student’s specific needs.

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