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SENCo simplicity | Teaching Expertise

November 20, 2008 //  by Admin

I have always been a keen postcard sender, I make a point of taking pre-printed labels with addresses on wherever I go.  Really quite organised for me, but it is a method which I routinely stick to.

In return I often receive cards from colleagues and friends from all over the world. One from Emma, the young, inspirational member of my staff, another from a close friend who teaches geography, both from Australia. Another from Croatia, two from France, I could go on.

It always strikes me that such a simple card – merely a few words and a picture – generate such feeling. I am always happy when I receive a postcard. 

Perhaps the simple things in life are the most effective?

Maybe I should try a simple approach during the next term’s work as SENCo – my seventh year in the role.

I will aim to do something simple and positive each day. Watch this space.

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