Special Education: Shadow Teaching

Do you want to help children with special education needs (SEN) but don't know where to start? This SEN teacher training course delves into the world of ‘shadow education’ and explains how it can help children with learning disabilities to fulfil their learning potential. We start by defining the terms ‘special education’ and ‘shadow teaching’ before identifying the critical actors involved in the shadow education circle. The course goes through the essential purposes and benefits of shadow education, which focuses on one-to-one instruction to help children to overcome learning disabilities.

The course examines the crucial roles, responsibilities and skills needed to become an effective shadow teacher. We go over the various methods and approaches that have proven effective over time and show you how to keep your students motivated as they make progress. We also discuss the significance of all-round communication between teachers and parents and explain how to make sure the special needs of children are met not just at school but also in the home.

Numerous studies indicate the prevalence of learning disabilities, such as attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and autism spectrum disorder (ASD) among children. We must identify these learning disabilities and modify teaching methods so that these young learners can cope. This is where the critical role of shadow education and learning can come in and help children overcome their challenges. This SEN teacher training course explains how to work closely with children with special needs. Sign up to become a shadow teacher and play your part in special education.