Synonyms for special education
spe·cial edu·ca·tion

Princeton's WordNet

1. special educationnoun

   education of physically or mentally handicapped children whose needs cannot be met in an ordinary classroom

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1. • Education

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1. Karen Hamilton:

   This year stands out based on the number of teachers that we have and the number of students we have that need special education in our district.

2. Hillary Clinton:

   I am calling to ask you to vote this Tuesday for my friend, Chris G. for governor, i have known Chris for many years, and I have seen how she has been an extraordinary progressive leader for Nevada. Chris' experience as a special education teacher, along with her many progressive accomplishments in the state Assembly and on the Clark County commission, make her uniquely qualified to stand up for Nevada's children and families.

3. Merryl Tisch:

   Without an objective measure of their progress, it was easy to deny special education students and English-language learners the extra resources they need, opting out could cost us much of the progress we have made and damage the work that still needs to be done for our most vulnerable students.

4. Gavin Newsom:

   This impasse is disrupting the lives of too many kids and their families, last week, I submitted a budget to the Legislature that would make the largest ever investment in K through 12 education, help pay down billions in school district pension debt and provide substantial new funding for special education and early education.

5. James Bell:

   It’s a mutually beneficial program that brings experienced foreign teachers with specialized training and education into American classrooms, u.S. children receive bilingual teaching experiences, learn about other cultures and countries, and benefit from the teachers ’ expertise in areas such as special education, STEM education and foreign language.