Примеры использования Special developmental needs на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Of the children with special developmental needs who received general education, 13,400 were disabled children.
A series of popular pamphlets is aimed at assisting the parents of children with special developmental needs.
National and regional individualized databases of children with special developmental needs and children in need of particular assistance have been set up and are updated on an annual basis.
The Government implements a community-based policy on children with special developmental needs.
Despite considerable work in the area of social services for children with special developmental needs and their families, the overall proportion of children who receive services remains low, especially among rural children.
Considerable importance is also attributed to the retention andrearing of children with special developmental needs within their families.
Such centres also work on disseminating a positive attitude towards children with special developmental needs, boosting such children's morale and self-confidence within the family, the community and society, and ensuring the provision of early comprehensive assistance.
Flying High For Kids project aims at raising awareness of children's rights globally,including the rights of the children with special developmental needs.
The 37 small island developing States, members of the United Nations,have special developmental needs which this Summit and the United Nations must not overlook.
Ministry of Social Protection decision No. 8 of 4 July 2001on the adoption of the Regulation on residential establishments for disabled children with special developmental needs.
Importance is attributed to the sponsorship of residential schools for children with special developmental needs and of families rearing such children by pupils', students', creative and worker's associations.
Since 2001, the Ministry of Education, in cooperation with SDC,conducts programmes for improving the living conditions of children with special developmental needs.
Oblast-level inter-departmental programmes providing comprehensive early care for children with special developmental needs, and relevant methodological recommendations and information material for specialists and parents have been drawn up; and related training seminars and international and national inter-departmental meetings are organized.
In all of its various forms, inclusive education implies creating an educational space conducive to adaptation,meeting the children's requirements and fulfilling their special developmental needs.
Act No. 285-Z of 18 May 2004 on the education of persons with special developmental needs(special education); and.
A national television series entitled"Family affairs" regularly addresses various issues related to the rearing within a family, and to the social integration,of children with special developmental needs. .
Regarding the education of children with special developmental needs, priority is given to creating, within educational establishments, an adaptive educational space which allowed, in the 2007-2008 school year, to integrate into general education more than 56 per cent of pupils in that category and, within ten years, to reduce the number of special residential institutions by 21.
Act No. 285-Z of 18 May 2004on the education of persons with special developmental needs(special education);
A course on the fulfilment of parental responsibilities has been developed for teachers' college students; and material has been published anda series of training initiatives have been carried out for the parents of children with special developmental needs.
Act No. 285-Z of 18 May 2004 on the education of persons with special developmental needs(special education) laid down the legal, economic, social and organizational bases for the education of persons with capacity limitations, facilitating the access of all children to learning regardless of such limitations, in line with current trends in the area of children's and family rights protection.
The national and regional media report on the activity of correction- and development-training centres for children with special developmental needs in order to disseminate the centres' experience.
The comprehensive protection of children's rights has been promoted through the adoption of a number of normative legal instruments regulating the system for the prevention of neglect of minors, the social protection of orphans, the protection of children at risk by the State, andthe rearing of children with special developmental needs.
Adopting legal aid legislation, policies andregulations that explicitly take into account the child's rights and special developmental needs, including the right to have legal or other appropriate assistance in the preparation and presentation of his or her defence; the right to be heard in all judicial proceedings affecting him or her; standard procedures for determining best interest; privacy and protection of personal data; and the right to be considered for diversion;
During the Air Sports Festival, about 700 children and their parents were engaged in the UNICEF activities united by the common idea- promotion of children's rights andpublic awareness on the issues of children with special developmental needs.
The structure of general secondary education in Belarus includes two levels, general basic and general secondary, andtakes place in three stages, the first of which lasts four years(for persons with special developmental needs, four to five years), the second, five years and the third, two years three if in night schools.
With UNICEF and Stockholm University assistance, a group of specialists of the Ministries of Education, Health, and Labour and Social Protection has completed in Sweden an internship on current problems of socio-psychological assistance to families, family-specialist cooperation on childhood issues, andearly comprehensive assistance to families and children with special developmental needs.
For some commodity-dependent countries, such as small island developing countries, however,this option is very limited or non-existent, and their special developmental needs have to be addressed.
In November 2006, under a project entitled"Promotion of early-childhood psycho-social support", the Ministry of Health and the Municipal children's and adolescents' psycho-neurological dispensary of Minsk organized an international inter-agency conference on"Contemporary early-childhood andpreschool prevention, treatment and comprehensive rehabilitation approaches to children with special developmental needs.
A number of establishments have been endowed with equipment assisting the development of children with special developmental need.
International support andassistance should therefore take fully into account the special vulnerabilities and developmental needs of land-locked and transit developing countries.