The phrase "special needs education" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to any type of educational instruction or support that is tailored to meet the unique needs of a student with a physical, mental, or emotional disability. For example, "My daughter receives special needs education at our local public school to help her succeed despite her learning disability."
Other studies concur that the absence of respective legislation, political directives, and non-implementation of the existing Acts are the factors that impede implementation of educational policies that guarantee access to special needs education (Oreshkina 2009; Najjingo 2009; UNICEF/UNESCO 2007; Berhanu 2006).
For services to autism and special needs education.
Michael John Benjamin Todhunter, DL, for serv special needs education and to the community in Berkshire.
Mrs Mary Elizabeth McGuiness, instructor, Clippens School, Linwood, Paisley, for serv special needs education.
John Leslie Sparkes, chairman, Autism Anglia, for voluntary service to special needs education and adult services.
It has also worked with the district to ensure inspections of special needs education are carried out.
Last week he posed parliamentary questions on special-needs education, planning regulations affecting gardens, railway services out of Waterloo and the future of the Ascension Islands.
The White Plains school district, which has 7,000 students, expects to spend $1.6 million next year transporting 64 children for special-needs education.
Her parents have left a comfortable life in Mexico, hoping that American special-needs education will restore their only child to her former self.
Although just two of the camps' six districts have electricity, all are clean and well-run, with schools and hospitals and training programs, as well as centers for women and youth and special-needs education.
Nov. 18, 2003 The writer is a home-schooler and a special-needs education adviser.
