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Well, friend, special needs can come in many different forms and may not always be visible. It's important to approach each person with kindness and understanding, regardless of their abilities. If someone needs extra support or accommodations, it's best to ask them directly how you can help and be a friend to them.
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How can you tell customers with special needs?
By knowing exactly what the customer want and ensure provision of such needs with special features
How do I obtain counseling for someone who won't stop pursing special education degrees?
I think he needs personal counseling or he needs to talk to some one who has excelled in this field who can tell him from his experience that whether the degrees he has are sufficient or he needs to get another one.
Do girls like it when guys help out special needs people openly?
Yes, girls do like it when a guy helps someone with special needs.
What is a moose special senses?
it can tell really well when it needs to poo
How do you tell your parents your in a realationship?
Mom, Dad, I'm seeing someone. This someone is very special to me.....
What is the annual salary of someone working with special needs children?
from $43,580 to $48,690
How you know that this girl is interested in you?
It is hard to tell. Just tell that special someone about your feelings and they will let you know.
How do you tell someone that you really care about them?
To show someone you care about them, give them a gift or two, or do something special for them
What does the term special needs refer to?
Special needs is the politically correct term for someone who is mentally, emotionally, or physically challenged. In the past, hurtful people would say retarded.
What do cabnent members do?
They tell the president that someone needs to teach kids how to spell.
How do you 4 get someone special?
i have no clue but if someone does kno please please tell mi cuz i got a problem
What is a more politicaly correct term to use for someone with 'special needs'?
I think "special needs" is the current politically correct term. You might also so "differently abled." Other than that, it would depend on what their special needs are-- that term covers a wide variety of conditions.
