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AI for SEND Teachers: Practical AI Strategies for Differentiation, SEN Support, Lesson Planning, Accessible Resources and Teacher Workload (en Inglés)
K, Dr. Sandip (Autor)
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AI for SEND Teachers: Practical AI Strategies for Differentiation, SEN Support, Lesson Planning, Accessible Resources and Teacher Workload (en Inglés) - K, Dr. Sandip
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Reseña del libro "AI for SEND Teachers: Practical AI Strategies for Differentiation, SEN Support, Lesson Planning, Accessible Resources and Teacher Workload (en Inglés)"
Make AI work for inclusion—not replace professional judgement. AI for SEND Teachers is a practical UK-focused guide for teachers, SENCOs, teaching assistants, pastoral staff and school leaders who want to use artificial intelligence thoughtfully, safely and effectively in SEND education. This book shows how AI can support everyday professional practice by helping educators create differentiated activities, accessible resources, lesson plans, vocabulary support, scaffolded tasks, assessment materials and practical classroom adaptations. Inside, you will learn how to use AI to: differentiate activities while maintaining appropriate challenge; create accessible worksheets and learning resources; support literacy, communication, mathematics and numeracy; develop visual schedules, task sequences and executive-function supports; plan lessons more efficiently; reduce repetitive administrative workload; generate better prompts using a structured prompt framework; support teaching assistants and SENCOs; organise teacher-authored information for planning and documentation; protect pupil privacy and confidential information; recognise bias and stereotyping in AI-generated content; maintain safeguarding boundaries; and implement AI gradually using a practical 30-day plan. The book places particular emphasis on professional judgement, safeguarding, privacy and responsible AI use. It explains why identifiable pupil information should not be entered into unapproved AI systems and why AI must never become a safeguarding decision-maker. You will also find ready-to-use prompts, practical workflows, classroom examples, checklists and a complete SEND AI quality-check framework. Whether you are beginning to explore generative AI or already experimenting with it in school, this guide will help you use technology in a way that supports better access, clearer instruction, greater independence and more time for meaningful human interaction. AI should make good teaching easier—not make teachers less important.
