“This is theirs”: The implementation of the South Lanarkshire Framework for supporting pupils with severe and profound needs

Kirstie Rees, Scott Tully, Kirstin Ferguson
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This paper details the development, implementation and evaluation of the South Lanarkshire Framework for Supporting Children with Severe and Profound Learning Needs (“The Framework”). The document assists Scottish schools in taking forward the Curriculum for Excellence for this group of learners and in building capacity amongst staff. The guidance and resources place emphasis on the identification of relevant and individualised learning outcomes and on teaching approaches which promote pupils’ development in key areas. Seven Additional Support Needs (ASN) establishments in South Lanarkshire completed a pre- and post- audit of curricular practice and 24 staff completed an evaluative questionnaire. Eight staff also participated in semi-structured interviews. Analyses indicated that the Framework has influenced teachers in terms of their mind-set, practice and ability to set appropriate targets. Responses also suggested that the document has led to increased collaboration amongst staff and has been shared positively with parents. The findings are discussed in relation to implications for practice and future research directions.
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“这是他们的”:实施南拉纳克郡框架,为有严重和深刻需求的学生提供支持
本文详细介绍了南拉纳克郡支持有严重和深刻学习需求的儿童框架(“框架”)的发展、实施和评估。该文件帮助苏格兰学校为这群学习者推进卓越课程,并在员工中建立能力。指导和资源的重点是确定相关和个性化的学习成果,以及促进学生在关键领域发展的教学方法。南拉纳克郡的7家额外支持需求(ASN)机构完成了课程实践的前后审计,24名员工完成了评估问卷。8名工作人员也参加了半结构化访谈。分析表明,该框架对教师的思维方式、实践和设定适当目标的能力产生了影响。回应还表明,该文件增加了员工之间的合作,并与家长积极分享。最后讨论了研究结果对实务的启示及未来的研究方向。
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