This handbook will give aspiring and practising SENCOs, teachers and Headteachers an in-depth knowledge and understanding of effective policy, provision and practice to meet the diverse needs of children with special educational needs and disabilities.
Bronze. Steve and Bob
The Gold Book
Focused on supporting children with special educational needs and disabilities, this handbook equips aspiring and practicing SENCOs, teachers, and Headteachers with essential knowledge and insights. It emphasizes effective policies, provisions, and practices tailored to address the diverse needs of these children, ensuring educators are well-prepared to foster inclusive learning environments.
Create more robust and flexible LabVIEW applications through effective software design principles! Developing LabVIEW software for complex tasks can be challenging, especially with last-minute feature requests that complicate your system and require significant code rework. Jon Conway and Steve Watts introduce LCOD—LabVIEW Component Oriented Design—applying software design theories to LabVIEW programming for the first time. The material is presented in an engaging manner, making it accessible even to those without a computer science background. LCOD techniques enhance software robustness and simplify complexity, allowing even large industrial applications to be manageable. The focus is on embracing flexibility, making changes and bug fixes less painful. The authors share their pragmatic, tested techniques in a format designed for working programmers, covering design principles, LCOD implementation, engineering essentials, and style issues. The book includes practical advice on requirements gathering, prototyping, and user interface design, along with numerous examples. Readers can work through an example LCOD project, with all code available on the companion website. This resource is aimed at test engineers, system integrators, electronics engineers, software engineers, and intermediate to advanced LabVIEW programmers, ensuring that users can quickly apply these methods once they are familiar with LabVIEW syntax. Visit the com
