Mrs Anne Maloney

About

I am a senior lecturer and module leader for the Special Educational Needs and Inclusive Practice Foundation Degree and BA Top-up. 

I have had an avid interest in education since teaching English as a Foreign Language in my teens and early twenties. I was an early years practitioner for seven years before gaining a teaching job at Kingston College in 2015. In 2022 I joined Kingston University. As well as having lived experience of neorodivergence, I have worked with students with a variety of learning disabilities over the last nine years.

This year I have been involved in a pilot project funded by the Network of Equality Champions. Our aim is to work towards co-production of an audit tool which can be used to make the learning and leisure environments at Kingston Hill more neuroinclusive. I have guest lectured across different University departments about neurodiversity in order to spread awareness, which is a strand of our project. 

My other area of interest is how schools effectively utilise Teaching Assistants to support children with additional needs.

Academic responsibilities

Senior Lecturer for SENIP Foundation Degree and BA Top-up

Qualifications

  • PGCE - post 16 sector
  • BA Hons - German and European Studies
  • Level 3 Diploma - Home-based Childcare
  • Levels 2 and 3 Counselling
  • Fellow (FHEA)

Teaching and learning

I have experience of teaching students from Levels 1 to 6 in the areas of early years, Supporting teaching and learning, and Special Education Needs. I have also taught the PCE and PGCE in Lifelong Learning.

Undergraduate courses taught