Sentences with phrase «small number of students with disabilities»

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Even as it advocated more inclusiveness for students with disabilities, the report also noted that «once most schools have become Opportunity Schools, IPS may continue to operate a small number of schools and provide special education on those campuses.»

Because the oTPD program also focused on teacher inquiry and students with learning disabilities, teachers were frequently required to interview a small number of struggling students after they engaged with the PD activities.

Finally, in regard to whether any students with IEPs should be excused from screening, there are a very small number of students with severe and profound disabilities who will not be functionally able to complete the screening assessments.

Except for a very small number of students with severe and profound disabilities, all students should participate in universal benchmark screening so that teachers can learn each student's current skills in relation to grade level expectations.

In particular, special education teachers, who often teach small classes of students with the most severe disabilities, may have very small numbers of students with which to calculate value - added; they may even have fewer than the minimum required by the state.

If the school's language appraisal team determines that an EL with an IEP would benefit from EL reclassification, but the student's disability prevents him / her from meeting the above criteria, the Individualized Reclassification Protocol may be appropriate for this relatively small number of students.

There are a small number of schools for students with physical disabilities and a small number of special schools for students who have behavioural and emotional difficulties.

Among them are: special schools for students who have a general learning disability at a mild or moderate level; schools for visually impaired and hearing impaired students; a few schools for students with physical disabilities; a small number of special schools for students who are emotionally disturbed.