Thread: a 'disability' or not ?
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Old 24-03-2004, 19:38   #18
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Re: a 'disability' or not ?
Where does it all stop? In every class there are, by definition, pupils that are above average ability and pupils that are below average. If tuition is aimed at the average student then every pupil that is above average is being held back by the system and those below average are struggling to achieve, unless they all have one to one tuition. How far above or below average would a pupil have to be, to be classed as having special needs?
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