Tag: Inclusive education

Joseph Calasanz: Pioneering Education and Compassion

by Mr Sanchez de Santiago, posted in educational philosophy, Educational Philosophy, pedagogy, Uncategorized

Joseph Calasanz was a remarkable educator who lived in the 16th century. He believed that every child should have the chance to learn, regardless of their background. His ideas about education were ahead of his time. Today, we still admire his compassion and forward-thinking approach. In this blog post, we'll learn about Joseph Calasanz and how his ideas are still important for teachers and students today.

Effective Strategies for Students with Hearing Impairment in Primary Education

by Mr Sanchez de Santiago, posted in SEND, Teacher Development

This post dips into hearing impairment and how, especially in primary education, teachers can employ effective strategies to ensure that students with hearing impairment not only learn but thrive in the classroom. Drawing from personal experiences and expert insights, we'll explore the tools, techniques, and approaches that can transform the educational journey for these young learners.