Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) Practitioner Standards - Joint Evidence Reviews
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Aim is to procure external evidence reviews to inform the development of 4 Practitioner Standards covering: Social Emotional and Mental Health, Sensory Impairment, Cognition and Learning, Autistic Spectrum Disorder.
Reviews would rank the effectiveness of available evidence of interventions to support pupils with a range of needs.
Specific research questions will focus on investigating identification, interventions and working with professionals
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Reviews would rank the effectiveness of available
Reviews would rank the effectiveness of available evidence of interventions to support pupils with a range of needs.
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