children’s educational needs
How do Special Educational Needs Coordinators (SENCOs) view their role in building relationships with parents of learners with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND)?
... to children who are likely to show the greatest attainment, indirectly creating a bias against children with ...SEND children in mainstream ...enabling children with SEND to be included in ...
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INTERNATIONAL APPROACHES TO INCLUSION OF CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS IN MAINSTREAM EDUCATION
... that children with disabilities seem to be aware of their own school and social status in the class, without benefiting, however, from much concession when their school progress and performances are ...of ...
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Special educational needs in England, January 2012
... of children with SEN without statements reported in 2003 and later are not directly comparable with earlier ...Special Educational Needs and ...
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Cumulative risk effects for the development of behaviour difficulties in children with special educational needs and disabilities
... suggested that cumulative scores across multiple ecological levels all contribute to variance in explaining behaviour problems and are important in understanding their aetiology. If a cumulative score was established ...
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ChilDiBu – A Mobile Application for Bulgarian Children with Special Educational Needs
... targeting children with Autism spectrum disorders and/or intellectual disability, including those with special educational ...for children with special educational needs and is ...
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Meeting the Psychological and Physiological Needs of the Students with Cancer in the United States. Policy and Practice in the Schools
... the needs of students with cancer in the schools in the context of the United ...for children with cancer is relatively high, so we must consider whether the students is anticipating treatment, actively in ...
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Special Education Practice at Elementary Level in European Union Countries and Turkey
... an educational environment which is suitable for the children’s individual properties and development ...supported. Children who attended integration implementations in the preschool and primary school age ...
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The reformed system for children and young people with Special Educational Needs in England
... Under the previous system, a statement of SEN stopped if a young person left school at 16. However, if the person remained at school, the local authority could maintain a statement until s/he reached 19 or until ...
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The Individuals With Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) for Children With Special Educational Needs
... and needs and the effects of the child ’ s disability on ...learning. Children with a certain condition (eg, hearing loss) should not all have the same educational ...the educational ...
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Evaluating the effectiveness of the Kernvisie Method in supporting children with special educational needs
... concerned children could not be enhanced (Breteler, Arns, Peters, Giepmans, & Verhoeven, ...dyslexic children all stem from different backgrounds and might be useful complements to the ...
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Literature review: meeting the needs of children with special educational needs
... of children who are identified as having special educational needs at earlier stages of the Code of Practice, either in school or when requiring additional advice (stage 3) (see also ...1,878 ...
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A systematic review of pedagogical approaches that can effectively include children with special educational needs in mainstream classrooms with a particular focus on peer group interactive approaches
... Within the constraints of time and resources, the team followed as closely as possible the protocols governing systematic reviews as described in the EPPI- Centre documentation. The team first performed a screening and ...
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Developing a regional dynamic purchasing system: Research report: October 2016
... Project team members and providers are generally of the opinion that this innovation has the capacity to improve outcomes for children, young people and families. One of the most common findings from the ...
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Developing a regional dynamic purchasing system: Research report: October 2016
... Project team members and providers are generally of the opinion that this innovation has the capacity to improve outcomes for children, young people and families. One of the most common findings from the ...
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PRACTICAL TRAINING OF STUDENTS IN THE FIELD OF SPECIAL EDUCATION – ACHIEVEMENTS, DIFFICULTIES AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES
... This article discusses the practical training of students majoring in Special Education at Trakia University in the city of Stara Zagora. It reveals their positive attitude towards their practicum and awareness of its ...
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Enabling participation of children with special educational needs in inclusive education in the Netherlands
... The basis of all questionnaires have been the results of the scoping review, conducted by expert group child & youth of Zuyd University. In the scoping review, interventions, strategies and tools have been identified ...
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Department of Education and Science Annual Report 2007
... In addition to its mainstream evaluation activity the Department undertakes a number of in-depth thematic evaluation projects each year. These examine the quality of selected educational programmes or services ...
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Independence as an Ableist Fiction in Art Education
... beyond educational contexts (Rogers, ...case educational emphasis on forms of ‘compulsory able-bodiedness’ that render independence as an aspiration for all learners (McRuer, ...of children with ...
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School places in England
... All admissions authorities are required to maintain a waiting list for at least the first term of the school year. Applicants can contact the local authority to enquire whether their child has been automatically placed ...
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Otherness in Pedagogical Theory and Practice: The Case of Roma
... many children in the home, or these relationships are less than ideal, they are unique with each member of the ...in children, but imposes a particular (scientific) epistemological construction of their ...
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