1982Early Child Development and CareRequires access

Special education for children below compulsory school age

Jane Grubb

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This paper discusses aspects in the development of special education which may be important in extending such provision to children below compulsory school age. International studies are briefly reported as a context in which changes in special education arrangements likely to result from the 1981 Education Act in the UK may be considered.

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This paper discusses aspects in the development of special education which may be important in extending such provision to children below compulsory school age. International studies are briefly reported as a context in which changes in special education arrangements likely to result from the 1981 Education Act in the UK may be considered.

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This paper discusses aspects in the development of special education which may be important in extending such provision to children below compulsory school age. International studies are briefly reported as a context in which changes in special education arrangements likely to result from the 1981 Education Act in the UK may be considered.

Key concepts: Psychology, Developmental psychology, Compulsory education, Mathematics education, Pedagogy

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