Examples of using Educational needs in English and their translations into Slovenian
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young people with Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities
15m children have special educational needs.
approximately 15 million children have special educational needs.
intervention activities for pupils with special educational needs.
especially implementation of educational programmes to start from the findings about educational needs and interests of an individual target group.
15 million children have special educational needs.
Special Educational Needs, etc.
15 million children have special educational needs.
In the field of andragogy, we especially have to consider educational needs, and linking the strategies of instruction with those of learning.
The proposed study programme seeks to address as well as possible the scientific research and educational needs resulting from the above-stated changes.
That means that they have special educational needs based on their intellectual as well as social and emotional traits.
That means that they have special educational needs based on their intellectual as well as social and.
so he did not hesitate to face extreme educational needs, introducing a method of rehabilitation through school and work.
girls with disabilities and/or special educational needs are exposed to multiple discrimination;
In the school year 2004/2005, the European Schools had 274 pupils with special educational needs.
3.10. Targeted support- special educational needs and learning difficulties;
A report published today by the Commission show that children with specific educational needs and disabled adults are treated differently, in spite of commitments taken by the European states to promotion education for all.
The second can be seen as'bottom up' and addresses the educational needs of children from 6 to 15,
This therefore excludes measures for children with special educational needs due to organic disabilities and/or illness requiring extended hospitalisation(which is central to the work carried out by the European Agency for Development in Special Needs Education).
Children with special educational needs frequently leave school with few or no qualifications, before moving into specialist training which can,