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This page of our website allows you to share your experiences and expertise with other practitioners in the form of a case study.

A case study template is provided for you. Each case study should be a maximum of 2 sides of A4, in Word, Arial 11 and single spaced.

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Case studies from partners:

  LDD Case Study 

Assistive Technology for Learners

with Vision Impairment 

  
 

The Value of Flexibility in

Mental Health Support Provision

 TAWAS CETTIL conference  
  TAWAS structured teaching TAWAS Person Centred Approach  
  TAWAS Integrating E and D Assessment and learning involving the learner  
 

Collecting and collating supporting

information to support the learner

 

Collecting information from learners so that

approriate support can be put in place more effectively

  
 

Developing an holistic approach for

learners with additional support needs

 

Developing the expert learner exploring strategies

for self assessment

  
 

Developing the expert learner in

offender learning

 Development of a simplified ILP and initial assessment  
 Enabling all learners' views to be heard 

Enabling learners with learning difficulties to have a voice

within the college

  
 

Enabling learners with learning difficulties

to participate in cross college activities

 

Encourage awareness of emotions to promote positive

behaviour

  
 

Improving engagement and retention of

adult learners within the transport industry

 

Increase the effectiveness of Harrogate College's initial

screening process

  
 

Introduction of a teambuilding day as part

of initial assessment

 Involving trainees in the self asessment of soft skills  
 Learner Voice and the Quality Development Plan Learner involvement in target setting  
 

Life skills students and the college quality

development plan

 Placement process for learners with LDD  
 Re-designing course evaluation Support programme for Art and Design student  
 The challenge of  peer observation of learners with ASC Why your logistics people need numeracy and literacy skills  
 Creating an accessible ILP for learners with Autism Spectrum Condition (ASC) Ensuring 'Every Child Matters', Matters in FE  
  Enabling access to learner support via a website Assessment of personal and social skills  
 Creating an accessible design brief for accredited qualifications for those with ASC Functional Skills the new qualification  
 Interactive self assessment using IT Planning and assessing with the learner  
 Using Facebook to record learner activity You said we did. Giving the learners a voice  
 Initial assessment of learners with LDD Developing the schemes of work for the WBL areas  
 

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