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Taylor and Francis Ltd Co-producing SMART Targets for Children with SEND 1st Edition 2022 Softbound by Martin-Denham, Sarah
This accessible guide supports school and education settings in co-producing SMART targets for education health and care plans, SEN support plans and Personal Education Plans. _x000D__x000D_The book encourages educators to collaborate with children, young people and their caregivers to gain an in-depth understanding of their views, aspirations, strengths and areas of challenge, and to write purposeful, specific, measurable and achievable targets. Each chapter offers successful approaches to capture authentic voice, with a variety of contributors sharing their journey to improve child and family leadership by developing child-centred approaches in their contexts. The book includes case studies and reflective activities to further support the reader with creative and innovative approaches to SMART targets that are underpinned by the child's perspective._x000D__x000D_With contributions from a range of schools, and across age phases, this book encourages and enables collaboration with children, young people and their caregivers, and will be essential reading for SENCOs, designated leads for safeguarding, teachers and senior leaders in both mainstream and specialist settings._x000D_ _x000D_
Introduction Chapter 1 The legal and regulatory context - Sarah Martin-Denham Chapter 2 Creative approaches to capturing child voice - Sarah Martin-Denham and Wendy Thorley Chapter 3 A virtual school head perspective - Jane Pickthall Chapter 4 Battling to be heard: The impact on families - Catherine Landucci Chapter 5 Co-producing SMART targets in the early years - Faye Waterhouse Chapter 6 Co-production through mindfulness - Donna Walker Chapter 7 Re-engaging children and young people through forest school approach - Donna Walker Chapter 8 Engaging and re-engaging children through a managed move or following a school exclusion - Sarah Martin-Denham, Denise Taylor and Donna Walker Chapter 9 Co-production with children and young people and their caregivers in alternative provision - Kerrie Whelan and Dominick Gray Chapter 10 Co-producing SMART targets for children with social, emotional, and mental health needs - Johanna Butler Chapter 11 Moving from non-SMART towards SMART targets in a mainstream secondary school - Danny Kilkenny Chapter 12 Co-producing SMART transitions into further education - Peter Monaghan_x000D_