Involving Siblings In The Special School Curriculum
Keywords:
Siblings, Special School, Curriculim, Resource, Support, MLD, Mental Handicap, Project, Active InvolvementAbstract
The siblings of pupils with special educational needs are a valuable and frequently untapped resource. At St. Vincent's Special School in Dublin for pupils with a moderate mental handicap, the teachers have begun a project to involve brothers and sisters actively in the curriculum.
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