8.6 Special needs education

Education of children with special needs

Consultant for remedial education for children with special needs. UNRWA UNESCO, Amman, Jordan.

Education and support for students with special needs are also provided at those centres.

Special education Special educational programmes are implemented in Latvia to provide the general practical work skills and vocational education to students with mental or physical disorders and other special needs.

In Saudi Arabia, education was free of charge for all children, including children with special needs, and primary education was compulsory.

An amendment to the Governor in Council Education Regulations in 2004 allows a student with special needs to be funded to attend a designated special education private school.

Fourthly, education required attention, in particular with respect to the special needs of the girl child.

Like developing countries Greenland has special needs relating to the education and employment of the native population.

In secondary schools, the curricula of regular secondary school are followed, including the education of students with special needs, as well as the education of adults.

Special attention must be given to educational needs, ensuring that every child had access to free and compulsory education.

According to the principles of inclusive education, children with special needs would not go any more to special schools or be placed in boarding institutions.

The special education programme in Jordan, funded through project contributions, continued to provide children with special needs or learning difficulties with opportunities to participate in the mainstream education programme in the lower elementary cycle.

Special education.

One of the first priorities in educational reform in the country involves expanding access to the Girls' Education Programme and to education for children with special learning needs.

In 1999, the budget for special needs children in licensed early childhood education centres was  639,000 in 2004, the budget was 1,153,446.

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134. Special education.

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15. Urges all Governments to provide education for disabled children, youth and adults, regardless of the nature of the disability, in accordance with the Salamanca Statement and Framework for Action on Special Needs Education See quot Report of the World Conference on Special Needs Education Access and Quality quot , held at Salamanca, Spain, on 7 June 1994 (UNESCO, Paris, 1994).

Countries with special needs

No special needs schools.

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Needs, facilities and rights relating to education

4. Each State Party shall take into account, in applying the provisions of this article, the age, gender and special needs of victims of trafficking in persons, in particular the special needs of children, including appropriate housing, education and care.

Special dependency benefits and special education grants

On 5 March 2002, the Entity ministers of education signed the Provisional Agreement on Meeting Special Needs and Rights of the Returnee Children.

Special education, subdivided into

Remedial and special education

Special Education and Diversity

Special needs of developing countries

Under a programme on education for children with special needs, a unit had been established to develop a national policy and facilitate its implementation.

Special education services are provided at two special education centres attached to the larger primary schools.

Of the 420,000, some 120,000 are thought to be dyslexic, and their needs are already catered for in the Act on Special Education for Adults.

In addition to those three types of education, the education system includes initial education, special education and adult education.

Meeting the special needs of Africa

Needs of special groups of children

Mumbai Education Trust (Special, 2003)

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30. Remedial and special education.

(e) In operative paragraph 23, the words the special needs of refugee women and children, including those with special protection needs, as well as displaced persons were revised to read the special needs of refugee women and children and displaced persons, including those with special protection needs .

The integration of students with special needs in establishments and classes of general education has been started in the country, ensuring the acquisition of the special educational programme and promoting integration into the society.

The special education programme in Jordan, funded through a project contribution, continued to provide additional teaching resources, and opportunities to integrate into mainstream schooling, for children with special needs in the lower elementary cycle.