Presentations are now available from the MSI Study Day on Monday 8 April 2019 at Touchbase Pears in Birmingham.
The following presentations from the morning sessions are available in the folder document library
Session 1:
document
What counts as MSI
- Anthony McKay
Session 2:
pdf
Communication - Current ideas and new research
- Steve Rose
(Slides as PDF)
Session 3:
document
Sensory processing difficulties - an educational perspective
- Ellie Davies Moore
pdf
Accompanying handout
Session 4:
document
Joined-up working: How it works in practice
- Kim Hodge
Session 5:
Networks and resources - Heather Murdoch
pdf
List of MSI Networks and contacts
prepared by Eileen Boothroyd and shared during the session
Session 6:
Session 6a - Developing Mobility Skills - Liz Hodges
Session 6b - Tactile communication - Gail Deuce, Steve Rose
- pdf Presentation from Session 6b
- pdf Discusion Summary from Session 6b
Session 6c - Using technology to assist communication - Caireen Sutherland, Becky Timbers
- document Presentation from Session 6c
Session 6d - Working with post-19 MSI students - Gary Hymdman
Session 6e - Individualised assessment - Jenny Fletcher, Anthony McKay
Session 7:
Session 7f - Peer relationships - supporting in mainstream - Anne Cheesebrough, Emma Mathes
- document Presentation from Session 7f
- pdf Discussion Summary from Session 7f
Session 7g - Working with familiies and schools - Kim Owen, Wendy Pallant
- pdf Presentation from Session 7g
Session 7h - Extending experience for pupils with complex medical needs - Gavin Smith
Session 7i - Responses to challenging behaviour, communicaiton and SPD - Heather Murdoch
- pdf Discussion summmary from Session 7i
Session 7j - Continuing development for experienced professionals - Liz Hodges