Flexibility the Key: Implications for Special Education Development in the Green Paper
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Flexibility, Implications, Special Education, Development, Green Paper, Report, Provision, Policy, Service, Special Needs, Limitations, Choice, Quality, Equity, Structures, School System, Education SystemAbstract
A major deficiency in our service for children with special needs has been the lack of choice which exists and the limited range of options available. Should we not be aiming to increase, rather than diminish, the range of choices? If "establishing greater equity in education is the aim of the Green Paper, new structures and new policies will be required to facilitate flexibility within our system.
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