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Deborah Kerwood replied to Matt's discussion Special Education Abroad"Here in Egypt, special education is mostly unknown. In general, people are unaware of special needs or know very little about them.
I work in a private school in Cairo where parents can pay extra tuition to have their child in the 'learning…"
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I'm doing research on supplementary education material abroad - a big part of which is targeted towards young learners with special needs - and realized that I knew very little about how countries outside of the US understand "special education."In the United States, special education has become a large focus of education policy, curriculum development, and the allocation of resources in schools over the past 2 decades. The term itself has evolved from one that described severe acute learning…See More
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