Synonyms for special education
spe·cial edu·ca·tion

Princeton's WordNet

1. special educationnoun

   education of physically or mentally handicapped children whose needs cannot be met in an ordinary classroom

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1. Karen Hamilton:

   This year stands out based on the number of teachers that we have and the number of students we have that need special education in our district.

2. Lisa Carling:

   At least 25 to 30 percent of our volunteers are professionals in the field and are able to make a judgment call in the case of emergency, because that can happen, the rest are people with hands-on experience; parents and siblings of a child or adult on the spectrum are always good, special education teachers.

3. James Bell:

   It’s a mutually beneficial program that brings experienced foreign teachers with specialized training and education into American classrooms, u.S. children receive bilingual teaching experiences, learn about other cultures and countries, and benefit from the teachers ’ expertise in areas such as special education, STEM education and foreign language.

4. Christine Carver:

   The special education team has worked incredibly closely with Michael, to get him toward being [mask] compliant.

5. Juan Martinez:

   At the end of the school year last year we had a serious shortage of special education teachers. We surely didn’t want to start the year with 18 vacancies.