Experienced SEN Tutor learning / behaviour support

By rachelka
April 11, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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rachelka

Posted April 11, 2017

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Posted April 11, 2017

Experienced teacher available SEN specialist. I have worked in mainstream and SEN settings and can tailor learning and offer techniques for supporting challenging behaviour to children and families with a range of needs including Autism, ADHD, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia and Down Syndrome. I can provide learning skills strategies for children with specific learning difficulties such as Dyslexia or more intensive support for children with a diagnosis of SEN - perhaps you are considering applying for an EHCP. I'm happy to discuss issues on the phone and arrange an informal meeting to assess whether my services would be useful. Message me on here or check out my website (which is quite formal because I also work with schools) that has more information about me: www.rachelgreeneconsulting.com

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