Resources for Young People
Dual or Multiple Exceptionality (DME) means having both high learning potential and another condition, or conditions, which hinder your learning (Special Educational Need and Disabilities – SEND). If you have DME, it is really important that you make sure that everyone knows about both your high ability and anything that hinders your learning so that you can get the support that you need.
Advice Sheet
Support for Dyslexia
This advice sheet from Potential Plus UK is aimed at children. Â It summarises the key characteristics of dyslexia, gives advice on how to support yourself if you have the condition, as well as what school can do to support you, and signposts to further sources of advice and support.
Advice Sheet
Support for Dyspraxia
This advice sheet from Potential Plus UK is aimed at children. It summarises the key characteristics of dyspraxia, gives advice on how to support yourself if you have the condition, as well as what your school can do to support you, and signposts to further sources of advice and support.
Advice Sheet
Support for Depression
This advice sheet from Potential Plus UK is aimed at children. It summarises the key symptoms of depression, gives advice on how to support yourself if you identify with these symptoms or already have a diagnosis of depression, and signposts to further sources of advice and support.
National Association for Special Educational Needs (nasen)
nasen House
4/5 Amber Business Village
Amber Close
Amington
Tamworth
Staffordshire
B77 4RP
Tel: 01827 311500
Email: welcome@nasen.org.uk
Potential Plus UK
The Open University
Vaughan Harley Building Ground Floor
Walton Hall
Milton Keynes
MK7 6AA
Tel: 01908 646433
