I've been a teacher for a long time but always mainstream. Never really come across many SEN children - perhaps as I've worked in Indy schools for most of my career.
I have a child coming into my class with autism and was only told yesterday. Their condition is reasonably severe. Whether they're better off at a mainstream school is for another thread but from what I know, they do benefit from and cope with being in our school.
I've found some reading but it's a) very dry and theoretical b) long. I only have next week (inset) and then class starts.
As I said, I've been teaching for a long time and am sure of my abilities and that as I get to know them I'll be able to meet their needs but I'd love to hit the ground running.
Can anyone either point me in the direction of succinct and practical advice or give me some?
Thanks
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