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Instead of calling the mentally and physically challenged children as handicapped, these children were then referred as special educational needs children; a more respectable name.... The government of the United Kingdom started to design policies and take initiatives in order to provide equal status to these special needs children.... It was undertaken by the department of education to look after the matter of special needs children and build schools accordingly (Gabbitas Educational Consultants, 2012)....
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Name: Tutor: Course: Date: University: Developments in special educational needs Introduction In the early part of the 20th century, the provision of education to children with special needs relied heavily on the medical model of defects.... This was provided on the 1944 education Act, where children with special education needs were identified by disabilities defined in medical terms.... Therefore, in the early 20th century education for children with special needs used the strategy of separate, special schools for children thought to need such schools....
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special educational needs are defined in the 1993 Education Act as learning difficulties that call for special provision besides that routinely provided in mainstream schools (1993 Act, para 156).... The inexorable rise in the number of children with statements, combined with increasingly high levels of parental expectations concerning special educational needs provision, has led to demands on the founders, the Local Education Authorities (LEAs) which can no longer be met (Ann, 1997)....
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The nature of provision for special educational needs has changed drastically over the last few years following the Warnock Report and the 1981 Education Act.... Following lots of argument, now most agree inclusion describes a process where the pupil with special needs may be educated in an inclusive school build within the mainframe of the ordinary schools, in order to gradually accept them in the mainstream (Croll and Moses, 2000, 1-12).... This implies improvement of education of all and specially of those with special needs....
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Although some have disabilities that make them unable to do certain task(s), they too –… Education is one essential part these children needs.... With or without the presence of the parents, it is the whole community's responsibility to support these children because they also form an Most of the times, children with special needs from all over the world are deprived of education.... It must be realized that they too need education as much as, or even more than, the children without special needs do....
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Till date, Special Education Needs (SEN) and Additional educational needs (AEN) were meant to be synonymous but recently the term AEN is accepted to have an appropriate sense in this case.... providing the additional and special education to the children those who are needful.... Concisely, the factor of individual difference can state the needs of these children and also suggest a scope for their benefit.... Although with a recent argument it has been concluded that more than individual differences the special needs of such children can be efficiently assessed when unsuitable environmental conditions are presented in front of a child....
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This essay "Children With special educational needs" discusses the children who require special education and then carries out a complete investigation regarding their health, family, and psychological background and makes conclusions and appoint the right school accordingly.... Instead of calling the mentally and physically challenged children as handicapped, these children were then referred to a special educational needs children; a more respectable name.... The government of the United Kingdom started to design policies and take initiatives in order to provide equal status to these special needs children....
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This literature review "Single-Sex Education" presents single-sex education that refers to the practice of carrying out educational activities in which female and male students normally attend separate classes within different buildings or separate schools.... It is important to note that education is not just mere academics but broad and any experience that formatively impacts the way individuals think, act, or feel is considered educational.... The system was very common in the period before the nineteenth century; however, educational research has raised more questions than answers on the effectiveness of this system in education....
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