Sensory and Physical Impairments
	Visual Needs Synopsis Liveley and interactive book about common visual problems in children. Description Fazed by the difference between an optometrist and an opthalmologist? Want to find out what the most common visual problems in children are? This lively and interesting book provides advice on exactly that.
	How to Understand and Support Children with Hearing Difficulties One in four children will at some time suffer from a temporary hearing loss such as glue ear, and many more will have a more serious or permanent hearing problem. This practical and reassuring book is for anybody who is working with a child with hearing difficulties. It includes: - a jargon-free explanation of the causes and implications of a full range of hearing difficulties, including glue ear - easy-to-use checklists on how to identify children with a hearing loss, with information on what to do next and liaising with other professionals -simple but effective tips for adapting classroom management and layout -useful strategies for literacy, numeracy and cross-curricular teaching -easy-to-follow guide to a range of aids to hearing, including hearing aids and cochlear implants -clear explanation of alternative communication options, including signing. Written by Wendy Brown, a teacher with over 25 years' experience, this book will be an indispensable source of advice for all class teachers. Contains 64 A4 pages Other How to books

Sensory and Physical Impairments

Visual Needs

Synopsis
Liveley and interactive book about common visual problems in children.

Description
Fazed by the difference between an optometrist and an opthalmologist? Want to find out what the most common visual problems in children are? This lively and interesting book provides advice on exactly that.

How to Understand and Support Children with Hearing Difficulties

One in four children will at some time suffer from a temporary hearing loss such as glue ear, and many more will have a more serious or permanent hearing problem. This practical and reassuring book is for anybody who is working with a child with hearing difficulties. It includes: - a jargon-free explanation of the causes and implications of a full range of hearing difficulties, including glue ear - easy-to-use checklists on how to identify children with a hearing loss, with information on what to do next and liaising with other professionals -simple but effective tips for adapting classroom management and layout -useful strategies for literacy, numeracy and cross-curricular teaching -easy-to-follow guide to a range of aids to hearing, including hearing aids and cochlear implants -clear explanation of alternative communication options, including signing. Written by Wendy Brown, a teacher with over 25 years' experience, this book will be an indispensable source of advice for all class teachers. Contains 64 A4 pages Other How to books