... socially and educationally disabled individuals, the special education system perpetuates and legitimates discriminatory practices in all other areas of social life, particularly employment. Therefore, if institutional discrimination against disabled people throughout British society is to be eliminated, this system must be eliminated also. Barnes" opinions are strongly against the use of special schools ... inclusive education system would eliminate special school provision but not the identification and assessment process that is in place. Therefore pupils with special educational need...

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... tell the difference between similar letters or numbers. Many children also exhibit visual perceptual problems during their early exposure of reading instruction, but most children soon learn the appropriate visual discrimination and the associated letter sound, etc. However, it is the children that continue to experience these problems that are diagnosed as having learning difficulties (Gardner 43). The proper identification of ... in learning, however, is not in anyway new. Throughout the years, children from all different surroundings and backgrounds have experienced difficulties in l...

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