Psychology and Educational Inclusion: Identifying and Supporting Learners with SEN Paperback / softback

“A truly inspiring and skilfully crafted text. Complex and contemporary issues are addressed in an accessible way, making it an absolute ‘must-read’ for all those studying, working or planning to work in either special or inclusive education.”Dr Paula Hamilton, School of Education, University of Chester, UK“This book is highly recommended for psychologists and educators alike, whether currently practising or in training.”Lynn Lovell, Head of Professional Standards, British Dyslexia Association, UKPsychology and Educational Inclusion brings together theory, research, policy and practice to offer a holistic approach to understanding inclusive educational practice.

The book is practical and activity-based, increasing readers’ awareness of issues related to identifying and supporting learners with Special Educational Needs (SEN).

It will help readers strengthen their grasp of how diverse approaches can be applied to practices in different areas of need, such as Autism or Dyslexia.

With a broad focus on inclusive practice as a whole, the text also 'zooms in' to specific approaches to various areas of challenges.

The authors invite readers to think critically about these approaches, their effectiveness and their implications. This book: •Tackles a wide range of issues that affect learners with SEN, such as co-occurrence or labelling•Contains case studies, writing activities and reflective exercises to encourage active learning•Draws on theory and research while remaining practice-basedWritten by internationally recognised experts in the field in a clear and accessible way, Psychology and Educational Inclusion supports students by demystifying the jargon of the specialism.

Bridging the gap between education and psychology, this is the ultimate handbook for both current and future psychologists and educators.

Georgia Niolaki is Senior Lecturer in Specific Learning Difficulties (SpLD)/Dyslexia and Award Leader for the SpLD programme at Bath Spa University, UK.

Georgia is also Visiting Research Associate at the Institute of Education at University College London, Associate Member of the British Dyslexia Association (AMBDA) and a Trustee of the British Dyslexia Association.

Kate Carr-Fanning is Assistant Professor in Psychology of Education at the University of Bristol, UK.

She is a Chartered Psychologist with the British Psychological Society (BPS) and a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.

She sits on the Board of Directors of ADHD Ireland and the Professional Advisory Board of ADHD Europe. Aris Terzopoulos is Lecturer in Psychology at Birmingham City University where he is a Course Leader for MSc Psychology.

In addition, Aris leads the Lifespan Development and the Educational Psychology in Practice modules within the MSc Applied Child Psychology.