11-22-2011, 05:48 PM
(11-11-2011, 06:39 AM)Jaffa Wrote: [ -> ]I know people live in different countries, but my sons school in the uk has a SENCO person, special educational needs, who will arrange meeting to discuss with you and the teacher as how best they can help your child.
Does other countries not have this?
The variation across the world is amazing - even within countries, especially places like the US and Australia, where each state will have it's own definitions about what is considered a disability or special need and then have its own funding and support structures. For those people who move states it can be a huge shock as they lose recognition and support they used to have sometimes.