Examples of using Educational needs in English and their translations into Italian
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In a knowledge-based Europe this debate on educational needs will have to be conducted on a local and regional basis.
The relationship between special educational needs and educational design,
the educational relationship in situations of special educational needs.
contribute according to their own cognitive style and their educational needs.
However, every course may have a different temporal progression, depending on the specific educational needs.
to meet their educational needs he decided in 2014 to start,
Socio-economic disadvantage, special educational needs and a migrant background24 are the most significant factors associated with low achievement in basic skills.
The educational needs are very profound in the communities in which our centers operate,
The project‘Back to the Future' can answer the educational needs of these children to become the builders of a brighter future for Syria
Clinical scenarios are carefully tailored to meet each participating group's educational needs, and thus optimize the relevance of the simulation training given.
McKendree University has nearly 200 years of experience serving the educational needs of Southern Illinois
This includes addressing the educational needs of youths and adults regardless of their cultural background and socioeconomic status.
TABLIO: Meeting new educational needs to validate new pedagogical methods for differentiation and inclusion- CESIE.
The borough lead for early years special educational needs funding. OK, so, I'm David.
The development of a region implies welcoming many additional families and growing educational needs.
Moreover, millions of those in school today are not able to benefit from high-quality teaching that meets their basic educational needs.
The Assam Don Bosco University which was set up to meet the educational needs of people of the Northeast is recognized by the University Grants Commission(UGC) and accredited by National Assessment
Help students overcome diversity in their special educational needs through your knowledge of how to teach them to grow as students
An Agenda for European Cooperation on Schools draws attention to the need for special attention to be paid to disadvantaged children and those with special educational needs.
It won the NASEN/TES Special Educational Needs Children's Book Award, was longlisted for the 2008 Carnegie Medal,