This video shows the leadership team discussing the importance of setting up a school team where everyone knows their roles and responsibilities in the NCCD process....
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Paul Murphy, assistant Principal, talks about professional learning programmes developed around the NCCD and data moderation to make well-informed and consistent decisions....
Illustrations of practice Video St Joseph's Primary School: Preparing teachers for the NCCD
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School staff discuss how they develop their teachers' understanding of the NCCD through professional development....
Illustrations of practice Video St Joseph's Primary School: Collecting and storing evidence
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Staff members discuss the tool that they have developed to help them with evidence collection for the NCCD process....
Staff talk about the ways that they involve the parents of students with disability in considering adjustments....
The head of learning enhancement discusses the importance of communication with and input from students at the school to identify the best possible adjustments....
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Staff at this new school talk about types of evidence and how they store it for the NCCD....
Illustrations of practice Video Oscar Romero Catholic Primary School: Working with parents
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Staff at this new school talk about working and communicating with parents about the NCCD....
Illustrations of practice Video Oscar Romero Catholic Primary School: Establishing processes
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The leadership team at this new school discuss creating strategies and processes for the NCCD. ...
School staff discuss the ways that they have involved parents to provide the adjustments that work best for their child....