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What Can Schools Do? Real Experiences of Using Movement to Support Students with SEN

Date: Coming Soon | Time: Coming Soon
Venue: Online
Format: Pre-recorded online talk | Chinese and English subtitles
Language: Coming Soon | Subtitles: Chinese and English subtitles

Content covers: Children
Who it is for: Parents / caregivers; Educators; Support professionals
Topics: Learning and School Support; Exercise and the Brain; Tools and Everyday Strategies

What Can Schools Do? Real Experiences of Using Movement to Support Students with SEN

What can a school do when a student is reluctant to join in, fears losing or gives up after one try? Principal Shum Lap Ping’s interview draws on school experience to explore adjustments to activities, difficulty and instructions.

The outline also asks how to start without specialist equipment, and how parents and teachers can notice a child’s engagement and enjoyment before deciding what to try next.

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