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E-raamat: Pocket Diary of a SENCO: An Honest Guide to the Aspirations, Frustrations and Joys of Championing Inclusion in Schools

  • Formaat: 270 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 31-Jan-2023
  • Kirjastus: Routledge
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781000750010
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  • Formaat: 270 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 31-Jan-2023
  • Kirjastus: Routledge
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781000750010

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"The Pocket Diary of a SENCO spans a typical school year and includes hopeful and often humorous diary entries that share the authentic aspirations, joys, and frustrations of championing inclusion and working in the role of a SENCO. Grounded in real-lifeexperiences and day-to-day practice, Pippa McLean describes the experiences of a SENCO and the reality of SEND provision in school, drawing out the personal characteristics and values that schools can foster to support inclusive practice and nurture positive relationships between children, parents, and colleagues. Diary extracts across the months range from 'Be ready to hit the road', 'Be gentle on yourself', to 'Be a culture builder' and 'Be an advocate'. Each entry is followed by reflective questions and space for the reader to jot down their own thoughts, as well as 'monthly musings' to support their own professional development. Written in a truly conversational style, this essential pocket diary captures the reality of SEND provision in schools and will be relatable to many. It is valuable reading for SENCOs, teachers, support staff and trainees who wish to enrich their learning around inclusive practice and engage reflectively within their busy lives"--

Grounded in real-life experiences and the day-to-day practice of a SENCO, this book includes diary entries that share the joys and frustrations of championing inclusion. It captures the reality of SEND provision in schools, and is valuable reading for SENCOs, teachers and trainees who wish to reflect and enrich their learning.



The Pocket Diary of a SENCO spans a typical school year and includes hopeful and often humorous diary entries that share the authentic aspirations, joys and frustrations of championing inclusion and working in the role of a SENCO.

Grounded in real-life experiences and day-to-day practice, Pippa McLean describes the experiences of a SENCO and the reality of SEND provision in school, drawing out the personal characteristics and values that schools can foster to support inclusive practice and nurture positive relationships between children, parents and colleagues. Diary extracts across the months range from ‘Be ready to hit the road’, ‘Be gentle on yourself’, to ‘Be a culture builder' and ‘Be an advocate'. Each entry is followed by reflective questions and space for the reader to jot down their own thoughts, as well as ‘monthly musings’ to support their own professional development.

Written in a truly conversational style, this essential pocket diary captures the reality of SEND provision in schools and will be relatable to many. It is valuable reading for SENCOs, teachers, support staff and trainees who wish to enrich their learning around inclusive practice and engage reflectively within their busy lives.

About the author xi
Acknowledgements xii
Introduction 1(5)
Be passionate
6(1)
September
7(1)
Be ready to hit the road running
7(2)
Be a companion
9(2)
Be invested
11(1)
Be observant
12(1)
Be humbled
13(1)
Be someone who regulates the pace
14(2)
Be real
16(1)
Be thankful for `easier' days
17(2)
Be interruptible
19(3)
Be informed
22(1)
Be someone who sits with your feelings, to use them for good
23(2)
Be a dreamer
25(1)
Be someone who knows what really matters
26(2)
Monthly musings
28(3)
October
31(1)
Be present
31(2)
Be a culture builder
33(2)
Be ready
35(3)
Be brave
38(1)
Be a celebrator of small things
39(2)
Be someone who can hold the tension
41(1)
Be an orchestrator of provision
42(1)
Be a leader
43(3)
Be a goldminer and a keeper of treasure
46(2)
Be an asker of questions
48(2)
Be someone who pushes through the discomfort
50(2)
Be appreciative
52(1)
Be a trust-builder
53(1)
Be aware of the challenges
54(2)
Be someone who helps others to ride out the storm
56(1)
Be alert to your feelings
57(2)
Be inclusive
59(1)
Be a seer
60(2)
Monthly musings
62(3)
November
65(1)
Be a hope-bearer
66(1)
Be a collector of detail
67(1)
Be a creator of space
68(1)
Be able to laugh at yourself
69(2)
Be a describer of the full picture
71(2)
Be a learner
73(2)
Be a capturer of the moment
75(2)
Be confidential
77(1)
Be able to improvise
78(2)
Monthly musings
80(3)
December
83(1)
Be flexible, and be part of the team
84(1)
Be triumphant
84(2)
Be childlike
86(1)
Be determined
87(2)
Be a protector of safe space
89(1)
Be gentle on yourself
90(1)
Be someone who fans the flame
91(1)
Be watchful
92(2)
Be a restorer of broken things
94(1)
Be a builder of community
95(2)
Monthly musings
97(3)
January
100(1)
Be attentive
100(2)
Be an encourager
102(1)
Be someone who tries to put yourself in someone else's shoes
103(2)
Be united
105(1)
Be a bearer of good news
106(1)
Be kind to yourself
107(2)
Be reflective
109(1)
Be protective
110(2)
Be a seer of different perspectives
112(2)
Become skilled at conflict resolution
114(2)
Be someone who doesn't take things for granted
116(2)
Be someone who carefully presses into sensitive conversations
118(1)
Monthly musings
119(3)
February
122(1)
Be balanced
123(1)
Be multi-faceted
124(1)
Be a creator of access
125(2)
Be a facilitator of shine!
127(1)
Be a builder of resilience
128(2)
Be able to let off steam!
130(2)
Be ready to be surprised
132(2)
Be someone who values others
134(2)
Be emotionally literate
136(2)
Be a collector of stories
138(1)
Be someone who says sorry
139(2)
Be a door opener
141(2)
Be compassionate
143(2)
Monthly musings
145(3)
March
148(1)
Be a puzzle-piece finder
149(1)
Be creative
150(2)
Be conscientious
152(1)
Be someone who points to the helpers
153(1)
Be thankful
154(2)
Be someone who knows what to prioritise
156(1)
Be a leaver of legacy
157(1)
Be grateful
158(1)
Be a celebrator of birthdays
159(2)
Be tenacious
161(1)
Be someone who remembers the everyday things
162(2)
Be a reader of the signs
164(1)
Be a gardener
165(2)
Be prepared
167(1)
Be someone who offers help
168(2)
Be knowledgeable
170(1)
Monthly musings
171(3)
April
174(1)
Be one who ponders
174(2)
Be someone who connects others and stays connected
176(3)
Be alert
179(1)
Be passionate about empathy
180(2)
Be a mind-er of the gap
182(2)
Be a life-jacket wearer
184(1)
Be jargon-free
185(1)
Be one who seizes golden moments
186(2)
Be focused
188(1)
Be encouraged
189(1)
Be someone who makes the most of what you have
190(2)
Be analytical
192(1)
Be honest
193(1)
Be mspiring
194(3)
Be a dispeller of comparison
197(1)
Monthly musings
198(3)
May
201(1)
Be someone who works towards the greater good
201(1)
Be a truth speaker, a life-giver
202(3)
Be an advocate
205(1)
Be careful
206(1)
Be part of a tribe
207(2)
Be someone who makes things happen
209(1)
Be thankful when others share the load
210(1)
Be intentional
211(2)
Be a lingerer
213(1)
Be mindful
214(2)
Be a wellbeing facilitator
216(1)
Monthly musings
217(3)
June
220(1)
Be someone who tries again (and again and again!)
220(2)
Be together. Be community
222(1)
Be persistent
223(2)
Be trusted
225(2)
Be flexible, but notice the strain
227(2)
Monthly musings
229(3)
July
232(1)
Be proud
232(1)
Be a storyteller
233(1)
Be exasperated/patient
234(1)
Be a turner-upper, a show-er-upper
235(1)
Be congratulated
236(2)
Be aware of how you're doing
238(2)
Be a receiver of the unexpected
240(1)
Be relieved
241(2)
Monthly musings
243(3)
August
246(1)
Be rested
246(1)
Be our guest
247(2)
Monthly musings
249(3)
Epilogue 252(2)
Index 254
Pippa McLean has been a teacher and SENCO for many years, working in a number of mainstream primary schools across the South-East of England during her career. She has written regularly for publications including nasen Connect and has a passion for inclusion. Pippa loves investing in children and families and encouraging others to do the same, something that is seen in her commitment to school communities and other local community projects.