What happens when a child struggles in the classroom?
How do families cope with the emotional
toll of neurodiversity?
Why is there a surge in children requiring special educational support?
In The Crisis in the Classroom, Dave Clements tackles these pressing questions head-on, offering a heartfelt account of the challenges faced by families navigating the complexities of diagnosed needs.
Through powerful stories and insights drawn from the latest research, Clements sheds light on the rising tide of emotional and behavioural issues in schools. He examines the reasons behind this needs explosion and the vital role parents play in advocating for their children.
This eye-opening book encourages a critical conversation about the systemic changes necessary to support young learners effectively. Essential reading for parents, educators, and advocates alike, it calls for empathy and action in the face of a growing crisis in education.
