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17th December

December 17, 2018December 1, 2018 Sarah Gillie

Sharing ideas to help develop children’s skills through play.

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Qualified and experienced Specialist Teacher Assessor, Senior Lecturer, Childhood & Education - Inclusive, accessible, education, whatever the setting MA SEN AMBDA SpLD APC EdD (impending) Sharing ideas and experiences in an effort to lighten the load on our learners. Doctoral research: Family transitions and home education: circumstances, processes and practices View all posts by Sarah Gillie

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