Ready Reckoner: Fact Sheet for Educators and Parents Part 3 - Sensory Processing Issues
Some students are much more-much less-sensitive than to others in what they hear, smell, see, taste or touch. This can also affect the...
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Nov 10, 20191 min read
Ready Reckoner: Fact Sheet for Educators and Parents part 2 - Developmental Coordination Disorder
Students with developmental coordination disorder finds it hard to do physical activities and tasks. It can cause trouble with...
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Nov 10, 20191 min read
Ready Reckoner: Fact Sheet for Educators and Parents Part 1 - Slow Processing Speed
Students with Slow Processing Speed need more time to take in and respond to information. They might feel blindsided when they suddenly...
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Oct 11, 20192 min read
Inclusive School and the role of Special Educators
Inclusivity in mainstream school is still a challenge and in many Asian countries it is a taboo for the educators to accept that they...
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Oct 11, 20192 min read
Are we really inclusive in a diverse world?
Inclusive education – also called inclusion – is education that includes everyone, with non disabled and Disabled people (including those...
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May 13, 20192 min read
The "Do's" And "Dont's" of Article Writing for IGCSE ESL
The recent syllabus requires candidate to write an article, report or review. So, before you start to write, make a short plan in the...
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May 2, 20191 min read
Mind Maps - the most useful tool for Literature Essays!
Mind maps are great way to revise the links between different factors or explore a larger topic. They can also be used to brainstorm...
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May 1, 20191 min read
7 Steps to A* for Prose Questions
Always remember your PEA (Point, Evidence, Analysis)! You have a choice in the Prose section to either attempt a Passage Based Question...
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Apr 29, 20191 min read
Never forget the PEA (Point, Evidence, Analyse) for an A*
Example of a regular paragraph: The example is based on the poem 0486 June 2015 poem “The City Planners’’ by Margaret Atwood. The ways we...
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Apr 29, 20191 min read
The Difference between an A* and other Grades
Example of a structure paragraph: The example is based on the poem 0486 June 2015 poem “The City Planners’’ by Margaret Atwood. The title...
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Apr 21, 20191 min read
7 Secrets to A* for Poetry Questions
There are few common mistakes that should be avoided when answering questions on Poetry: 1. Avoid being general and vague in the...
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Apr 21, 20191 min read
PEA the Answers to Questions
This small section will help you to understand the meaning of the key words/phrases from the question. The question used in this example...
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