Sentence examples for of special students from inspiring English sources

It's a (too) familiar type; as the critic Philip French points out, these teachers are presented as "triumphalist Hollywood heroes who inspire a class of unruly Hispanic math pupils... or persuad[e] a generation of special students to worship dead poets".

My physics education included a combination of self-study and courses that I took at Harvard as part of their Special Students program, where students can take courses without being in a degree program.

We also know that charter schools overall are far less likely to serve the growing numbers of special education students or students who don't know English, leaving local public schools to serve larger percentages of these students.

Later this month, the Education Department will contact more than 400 school districts around the state to ask why minority students account for a far larger percentage of special education students than in the total student population.

Segregation of special needs students is counter to special needs student's rights under The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act.

Board officials acknowledged that the regulation allowing teachers to remove disruptive students was created partly with the mainstreaming of special education students in mind.

Gordon Berlin, president of MDRC, said the lottery process ensured that there were comparable numbers of special education students and English-language learners represented in both groups of students being tracked.

But only 65percentt of special education students actually graduate on time, compared to 83percentt of all students.

Hispanic students account for 17.5percentt of the total and 20.1percentt of special education students.

About 12percentt of New York City special education students dropped out of high school last year, nearly double the rate of special education students around the state.

Yet, just 65percentt of special education students graduate on time, well below the 83percentt four-year rate for American students overall.