Inclusion Development Programme (IDP)
The Inclusion Development Programme (IDP) is
an online continuing professional
development (CPD) tool designed to:
- Improve outcomes for all children by helping
settings and schools develop more inclusive practices
- Promote the early recognition of signs of
difficulties
- Increase the confidence and knowledge of all
practitioners and teachers so that they can make adjustments that
will narrow the gap between children with different types of SEN
and their peers
- Support settings and schools to become more
effective at strategic approaches and responses to the diverse
needs of individual children.
N.B. The School-age IDPs for SLCN and Dyslexia
were revised in February/March 2011 with significant changes to the
materials and navigation.
The new resource focuses exclusively on SLCN
or Dyslexia in 2 separate CDs. Copies of the CDs were distributed
to all schools in Worcestershire in Spring 2011.
As of March 2011, the following IDP materials
are available in separate programmes and can be accessed online at
the National
Strategies (External Website).
© Worcestershire County
Council and Worcestershire PCT 2011.
Documents
Within the SLCN Pathway :
- The use of child/children
refers to children and young people
- The use of setting includes
childminders, children's centres, nurseries, pre-schools,
schools.
- The use of parents refers to
parents and carers.
- Speech, Language and
Communication Framework (SLCF)
The first stop for
information on children's communication
-
Inclusion Development Programme (SLCN)
Introduction to the
CPD areas of the cross-phase Special Educational Needs (SEN) area
of the National Strategies site.
- Communication
Trust
Highlighting the importance of speech, language and
communication across the children's workforce and to enable
practitioners to access the best training and expertise to support
the communication needs of all children.
- Hello Campaign
Here you will find what the Hello campaign is all
about
- Language for Learning
Provides courses and resources for staff from Early Years to
Secondary Level and training and materials for trainers to deliver
these courses within their own Authorities
-
Speech and Language Therapy
Information from Worcestershire's NHS about speech and language
therapy.
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This page was last reviewed 23 April 2013 at 14:14.
The page is next due for review 20 October 2014.