When you see the real thing, it is a terribly handicapping condition.
"The reality is that a true learning disability is a handicapping condition.
Most troubling was the fact that as I grew older I had the distinct sense of remaining a child in a woman's body; virginity brought with it arrested development on the level of a handicapping condition, like the Russian orphans I'd read about whose lack of physical contact altered their neurobiology and prevented them from forming emotional bonds.
The Committee for Preschool Special Education is a federally mandated program available for all preschoolers in all districts when parents suspect their child may have an educationally handicapping condition.
ensure that motor vehicles carrying individuals with acknowledged handicapped conditions be given fair and predictable treatment throughout the Nation.
Accurate data on evacuation activities are required under visually handicapped conditions to increase the certainty of the fire performance-based designs and evacuation calculation models.
Information should be collated according to the handicapping condition of the students: autistic, multihandicapped, learning disabled, mentally retarded and emotionally disturbed.
The HSR was established in 1952 with a mandate to ascertain, record, and classify "handicapping" conditions, congenital anomalies, and genetic defects in the population.
There were 37,280 students with handicapping conditions in Nassau-Suffolk Counties during the 1980-81 school year.
During that same year, students with handicapping conditions in Suffolk received $17,863; in Nassau it was $18,352.
Children with handicapping conditions should be given every available service, but every service should not be labeled and funded as education.
