The Institute of Special Educators has been established to enhance the status of Special Educators. Our aim is to improve the quality of special education in Australia, including special education for infants and young children, children and young adults in school programs, adults in tertiary education, job support programs, post school activity programs and other services designed to improve quality of life.
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Enhancing the Professional Status of Special Educators in Australia
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Institute of Special Educators
Need for Recognition
For too long Special Educators in Australia have been disadvantaged because, unlike groups such as therapists and psychologists, they have not been recognised as a “profession”.
InSpEd has been established to address this failing and will do so primarily by recognising the approved qualifications and experiences of Special Educators, providing qualified applicants with “certification” and ensuring that members maintain their professional knowledge and skills through InSpEd endorsed ongoing professional learning.
Meet our InSpEd Members
Anna Schneider
Certified Special Educator
Anna Schneider began her career as an occupational therapist specialising in community psychiatry. She commenced working at Macquarie University Special Education Centre (MUSEC) School in 2003 whilst completing a Master of Special Education at Macquarie University for which she was awarded a Vice Chancellor’s Commendation. Anna went on to complete a Masters of Teaching (Primary) from Charles Sturt University in 2010.
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