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Special educational needs (SEN) practitioner: skills audit
Are there examples of skills audit for SEN practitioners? We look at self-evaluation checklists for special educational needs (SEN) practitioners produced by the Inclusion Development Programme, and link to inclusive lesson and SENCO skills audits.
- Differentiation: audit tools and resources Updated
- Headteachers' Standards 2020: self-assessment tool
- ICT and computing skills audits for school staff
- Improving the practice of individual teachers
- Literacy teaching: skills audit for staff
- Mastery and greater depth teaching: staff questionnaire
- Maths skills audits for staff
- Middle and senior leaders' skills: analysis tools
- Skills audit for an SEN teaching assistant
- Skills audits for science teaching (primary)
- Support staff: skills audit
- Teachers' skills audit
- Teaching assistant: skills audit
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