The topic of inclusion is more vast than one might ordinarily expect.
If you are a new parent or educator to our services – welcome!
Inclusion covers topics such as special educational needs and disabilities, multilingualism, gifted and talented and wellbeing. I personally prefer to think of the support in the context of everyone needed connection and to belong in the community to which they live.
Please use the menus above to navigate to specific topics. Below you will find a curated collection of information and tools designed to foster inclusion, enhance well-being, and empower you with knowledge.
Whether you’re a parent, educator, or advocate, our resources span a wide range of topics, providing valuable insights and practical support. Explore the sections below to deepen your understanding, connect with like-minded individuals, and discover new ways to create positive, supportive environments for everyone.
Navigating the inclusion journey as a parent can be challenging. Acronyms like IEP, ISA, LSA, and TA may feel overwhelming. Parents often question expectations, school roles, and the need for multiple assessments. Having a knowledgeable guide can be invaluable. For short-term advice or long-term support, enroll in our course or contact me for a personalized consultation.
Navigating the inclusion journey as a parent can be challenging. Acronyms like IEP, ISA, LSA, and TA may feel overwhelming. Parents often question expectations, school roles, and the need for multiple assessments. Having a knowledgeable guide can be invaluable. For short-term advice or long-term support, enroll in our course or contact me for a personalized consultation.
In mainstream classrooms, 1 adult may work with 20-30 students, which can be challenging despite the teacher’s skills. Schools may request an ‘Additional Adult’ to support a learner with barriers. This role may be called LSA, TA, iLSA, or HLTA, and additional adults can be employed in four different ways.
In the UAE, you can learn from peers through Facebook groups and informal gatherings. There are regular training events, both in-person and online, plus conferences throughout the year. You can also join coffee mornings and social groups for parents, teachers, and inclusion leaders. For formal qualifications, see the options list below.
As learners in the UAE, we’re fortunate to embrace a new culture and language. Learning Arabic, a unique and complex language written right to left, is a rare privilege. This article from the American Council for International Education shares seven compelling reasons to learn Arabic now.
Understanding Autism is key to creating supportive, inclusive environments. We offer resources like educational YouTube videos, websites, social media hashtags, books, and Facebook groups to enhance your awareness. These tools provide diverse perspectives and research, helping you stay informed and connect with a community dedicated to inclusivity.
Navigating the inclusion journey as a parent can be challenging. Acronyms like IEP, ISA, LSA, and TA may feel overwhelming. Parents often question expectations, school roles, and the need for multiple assessments. Having a knowledgeable guide can be invaluable. For short-term advice or long-term support, enroll in our course or contact me for a personalized consultation.
For children identified as a Person of Determination, the Ministry of Community Development offers the Person of Determination Card. This card recognizes their disabilities and provides access to services like parking and events, such as Global Village, at reduced or no cost.
Opti-Cards is a Brain Skills Coaching and Development Programme. I’m excited to share information about Opti-Cards with you. Below, you’ll find a video interview with Yvette, along with attached brochures for more details. Feel free to contact her directly. Enjoy!
Abbreviations are common and useful for quick communication but can cause confusion. This document aims to clarify school-related abbreviations and terms. If you notice anything missing, please let me know. The Arabic translation has been done by native speakers, but if you spot any errors, please inform me.
