because disabled children has come to be known as a derrogative term, meaning it makes people feel less than what they are really worth. these people are not disabeld, they can usually do all the things we can with the special needs they need to have.
I can not think of any special term . Sometimes the term "dead presidents' is used to refer to money.
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.
SN stands for "State of the Nation", a term used to refer to the political and economic situation in Hawaii. It can also refer to "Special Needs", a category used in education to refer to students who require additional assistance.
Special needs can refer to people who are disabled in some way and require extra care and consideration that the average person does not, such as a wheelchair ramp or a classroom teachers assistant to help them with their studies.
The term red letter day refers to any day that has special significance. The term comes from Medieval church calendars that printed special holy days in red ink.
Final Solution = Hitler's Jewish Holocaust. Special Treatment = Nazi euphemism for killing or extermination.
Kinesthetic Method is a special needs related term. It is a style of teaching words utilizing physical activities.
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All children are normal. What you refer as a special child, I assume you mean special needs. Special needs children are normal children who have specific needs that need to be catered to in order to learn as a general ed. child. They may need things to be broken down for them or more repetition, or maybe even a slower pace.
to what does the term coed refer