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The document discusses special education and exceptional children. It defines special education as an attempt to educate exceptional children according to their needs, capacities, interests and potentialities using special techniques, materials and efforts. It notes that exceptional children differ significantly from average children in their mental, physical, emotional or social characteristics and may require modified environments or special educational services. The document then provides a brief history of special education and services for various types of exceptional children.
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- 1. Special Education BY:- Mrs . Samriti Mona Ms Samriti Mona
- 3. EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN Ms Samriti Mona
- 5. December 1, 2003 Child Count for Students Ages 5-18 Special Education Population = 104,676 General Education Population = 812,802 Ms Samriti Mona
- 11. Ms Samriti Mona
- 12. Classification of Special children Ms Samriti Mona
- 13. Physically Exceptional Ms Samriti Mona
- 14. Mentally Exceptional Ms Samriti Mona
- 15. Educationally Exceptional Ms Samriti Mona
- 16. Socially Exceptional Ms Samriti Mona
- 17. SPECIAL EDUCATION FOR EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN Ms Samriti Mona
- 18. Hierarchy of services for special education programme Ms Samriti Mona
- 19. Role of teacher in educating exceptional children Ms Samriti Mona
- 20. Ms Samriti Mona