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special-education

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  • This year, 81 teachers from 17 special-education schools were shortlisted for the MOE-NCSS Special Education (Sped) Awards, which are dedicated to educators who work tirelessly towards improving the learning needs of students in the ­special-education sector.

    TODAYonline 2008

  • It noted that about 25% of English language learners are also classified as special-education students.

    Students' English Misses the Mark Barbara Martinez 2011

  • It was fascinating to read the biographies of these fine avocational musicians in the program — one is an ear, nose and throat surgeon; another is a special-education teacher.

    A Remarkably Inventive A Cappella Premiere Heidi Waleson 2011

  • No amount of litigation, cries of "We're all going to college," or special-education services themselves can change that.

    Schools, Disabilities and Special Ed 2011

  • The district is canceling prekindergarten for 3-year-olds—though keeping it for 4-year-olds—and cutting about 80 positions out of 827 in total; the layoffs include 30 teachers, a speech pathologist, a computer aide and 11 special-education aides.

    Texas to Teach More Students With Less Money Ana Campoy 2011

  • The school district is also considering bringing special-education students back in-district instead of paying much more to other specialized schools.

    Montclair Fears Tough School Cuts Lisa Fleisher 2011

  • The following year, when he would have been entering the sixth grade, David said, he was held back in school and placed in special-education classes, having been diagnosed as “emotionally disturbed.”

    The Sins of Brother Curtis Lisa Davis 2011

  • Parental disappointment is a family issue, not a special-education issue, yet it also is a strain on special-education budgets and resources.

    Schools, Disabilities and Special Ed 2011

  • Sheena Selvey, a 28-year old special-education teacher in Northbrook, Ill., says she knows a migraine is coming when co-workers say her neck muscles have tightened up.

    Beware, a Big Headache Is Coming Melinda Beck 2011

  • While it is possible to litigate above-average grades via demands for special-education services and modified or reduced academic expectations, the dirty little secret of education is that the normal distribution of ability still exists.

    Schools, Disabilities and Special Ed 2011

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