Two thirds of all students in special ed. remedial programs are guys.

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.

Population reached by the main special education services.

Table 65. Full time special schooling (1992 1993) Basic schools Second. vocational

Types of special schools

Special schools

534. The transport problems that disabled pupils encounter are added to by the fact that the network of special schools is not very dense.

Disabled pupils covered by the special education scheme are provided with free textbooks.

Music and ballet schools (so called parallel schools) enrolled 4,207 pupils, and institutes for children with special needs enrolled 958 pupils.

The total number of students in the first four grades of the special primary schools was 208, of whom 76 were girls 204 students managed to graduate from the grade, of whom 75 are girls.

24 hours for tutors in special institutions, special school common rooms and care taking tutors

Students with special reading difficulties are entitled to special remedial instruction in accordance with Law No. 66 1995 on Compulsory Education and the Regulations on Special Education, No. 389 1996.

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.

In addition, parents of children staying in special teaching and guidance institutions only pay part of the costs involved.

300. The special education establishments are free.

Primary education for children with development difficulties as well as additional education for particularly gifted students, may also be organized in special classes formed for that purpose in primary schools of the district that implement special adjusted curricula.

(c) Maintaining special homes and schools for children with impaired hearing, eyesight, etc.

Special general education schools, boarding schools, and special classes are being created for children and teenagers who have physical and mental disabilities and who cannot attend conventional general education schools.

The following is a table showing the population served by the various special education services.

During the 2001 2002 school cycle these services reached 525,232 students needing special education and the various forms of initial and basic education.

The Agency's remedial and special education programmes ensure that children with learning disabilities receive specialized attention, including audio visual programmes, curriculum enrichment materials and self learning kits.

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.

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Out of those, 3 per cent are pupils with very serious health problems, who take part in organized forms of special education.

Of this number, 45,478 students enrolled in technical or related schools, 38,992 enrolled in vocational schools, 27,496 enrolled in grammar schools, 1,437 in religious schools, 1,178 in teachers' schools, 1,051 in art schools, and 285 enrolled in the schools for children with special needs.

In other secondary schools, education lasts for 4 years, exceptionally for 5 years.

Something very unusual has happened.

There exist special institutions with accommodation for children with disabilities in development, which are categorized as special schools.

In addition, 1,388 slow learners, children with learning difficulties and pupils in need of remedial attention were accommodated in the Agency apos s regular education programme by means of special instruction.

The programme provided eight special education centres through which 500 slow learners were integrated into the regular education programme, 17 remedial classes which assisted 300 children with learning difficulties, and five special class sections for 20 deaf children.

Vocational training for graduates of special education institutions is based on a list of vocational training areas and specialties that correspond to those categories of students, and is performed in special schools or in conventional schools of the system of beginning vocational and secondary vocational education.

Special educational programmes for students with mental development disorders are planned for a period of 9 years.

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 Consortium had introduced telemedicine into extreme environments.

328. In special cases the school may, at the parents apos request, permit partial or total completion of compulsory education by allowing a pupil to enter trainee service or work.

Special education presents opportunities and creates conditions for students with special needs to acquire education that corresponds to the person's health condition, abilities and the development level at any educational establishment, providing pedagogical psychological and medical correction for student, prepares the person for work and life in the society.

Other than regular primary schools there are special primary schools and institutes, parallel primary schools (music and ballet), and primary schools for adults.

Fees for studying at specific faculties like dentistry or pharmacy allegedly went up to US 7,000 per year.

Special primary schools for disabled or chronically ill children

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Special educational programmes for students with impaired hearing, eyesight and blind students are planned for a period of 10 years to acquire general primary education, three years being planned for the acquisition of general secondary education.

147. Handicapped students usually attend general classes with other students, but have the right to receive special support and instruction as appropriate (art. 19, Part VII).

Special primary and secondary schools are financed from the Republika Srpska budget.

There were 27 special primary schools in Republika Srpska as of the end of the school year 1999 2000.

For pupils with development problems, special education is arranged with curricula adjusted to their abilities.