COMING SOON: Adaptive Teaching in Primary Schools
COMING SOON: Adaptive Teaching in Primary Schools
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Adaptive teaching isn’t about creating more work - it’s about teaching more effectively so every child can succeed.
Packed with ready-to-use strategies, checklists, case studies and reflection tools, this bite-sized guide focuses on what really works: from understanding learner variability and reducing cognitive load, to designing accessible lessons, working effectively with support staff and knowing when additional intervention is needed. Each chapter includes practical prompts and “try it tomorrow” ideas that can be implemented immediately.
Readers will find:
- Clear, practical guidance on what adaptive teaching is - and how it differs from differentiation
- Classroom-ready strategies to support diverse learners without creating multiple lesson plans
- Checklists, case studies and self-reflection tools to support confident decision-making
- Practical advice on working with LSAs, families and specialists
- Simple action-planning tools to help turn insight into sustained practice
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Published: 30 September 2026
Edition: 1st
Length: 128 pages
Dimensions: 21.6 x 140 cm
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Table of Contents
- Introduction – Why Adaptive Teaching Matters in Primary Education
- Understanding Learner Variability
- Foundations of Adaptive Practice
- Planning and Environment
- Working with Support Staff and Families
- When Adaptive Isn’t Enough
- Reflection and Action Planning
- Key Takeaways
Meet the Author: Lynn How
Lynn How is an educational consultant supporting all things SEND (but especially SENCos) with over 20 years of primary teaching and SLT experience. She has been an Assistant Head, Lead Mentor for ITT and SENCo.