Examples of using Regular classes in English and their translations into Russian
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A total of 141,300 children with disabilities attended regular classes in general education establishments,
Trained CEG teachers take regular classes, as well as conducting interviews with students and parents.
are now in kindergarten, more than 50 percent are attending regular classes.
Furthermore, the rights and duties of juveniles are discussed by educational staff during tutorials in boarding houses, during regular classes, which is confirmed by the pedagogical documentation of the facility.
started the morning on July 23 with the regular classes of the Armenian language and the Homeland study.
3,000 of whom were integrated directly into regular classes.
effort of will and do not forget about the regular classes.
Integration of these students into regular classes has been tested on an experimental basis since the 1990/91 school year at some elementary schools,
later attended the regular classes of the 6th, 7th,
carried out a project designed to integrate pupils suffering from various disabilities in regular classes and set up a committee on adolescent health 1999.
to that end ensure the enrolment of Roma girls and boys in regular classes at primary schools instead of schools
although it can not completely replace regular classes, but to some extent supplement the amount received loads of different directions quite capable.
more than 96,300 children with special needs attended regular classes in State and municipal general education establishments, and more than 132,200 attended special classes. .
to provide for their integration into regular classes on an equal footing with other Polish children.
Educational systems must guarantee enrollment to students with special educational needs in regular classes of the regular educational system
with the basic background they would need to integrate into regular classes.
families of the special needs of these children and train teachers to assist them effectively in regular classes.
including refugee children in regular classes in UNRWA schools.
An analysis of the proportion of students in regular classes also indicates an upward trend in the secondary schools; in 1987, 10 percent of students were in regular classes, and ten years later the figure was 18 percent.
to provide for their integration into regular classes on an equal footing with other Polish children.