Sentence examples for the exceptional needs from inspiring English sources

Anyone who is surprised by this situation clearly does not understand the realities a classroom teacher faces or the exceptional needs some of these children have.

The only requirement the government sets is that schools give £1,200 a year to those in the exceptional needs category.

The provision for the exceptional needs category is not linked to income, so there is no guarantee this support will reach those in financial need.

Mickelson, now a runner-up 10 times in majors, made a stunning eagle from a greenside bunker on the par-five 15th as he closed with a three-under round of 69, but admitted he could not find the "something exceptional" needed to land a fourth Green Jacket.

When almost all the district's students have exceptional needs, a stable and fairly paid teaching staff might be the best improvement Fresno could make for them, even though it also, incidentally, helps a small group of less needy students too.

"The exceptional humanitarian needs in the country have pushed the organization and its staff to tolerate unparalleled levels of risk -- much of it borne by MSF's Somali colleagues -- and to accept serious compromises to its operational principles of independence and impartiality," the group said.

She studied the impact of caring for a child with exceptional needs on parents' labor force participation and family wealth accumulation.

Allocation is based on the number of students who claimed the top rate of EMA in 2009-10, yethehe scheme is targeted at those with disabilities or in care through an "exceptional needs" priority category.

Their lives are already difficult enough without the fear of losing their accommodation, which has been provided specifically to meet their exceptional needs".

Despite caring for three foster children, two with exceptional needs, Ms. Johnson was getting no services at home.

The school doesn't actually offer a degree online, but it does offer a couple of dozen classes, including courses that focus on learners with exceptional needs and communications collaboration.