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1. • • Adult Special Education: Courses and programs available to students whose mental and/or physical disabilities at present preclude successful participation in typical college learning activities.
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   What education programs are available for children with disabilities?

   • The Ministerial Directive on Inclusive Schooling and the North-west Territories Education Act outline three education programs for children with disabilities: a regular program, a modified program, and an individual program.

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   What services are available for students with a permanent disability?

   • Includes links to services, benefits and programs to assist people with disabilities and their families. Financial assistance for students with a permanent disability enrolled at a designated post-secondary institution. A grant towards tuition, textbook, and accommodation costs for eligible students with a permanent disability.

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   Is education for children with disabilities segregated?

   • Specifically policy language does not frequently use terms that refer to segregated settings to describe education for children with dis-abilities. However, Yukon is the only territory that has categories of disabil-ity (or “exceptionalities” in its terminology).

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   Should students with disabilities have an in-clusive education policy?

   • Rather than seeing students with disabilities as having a deficiency, truly in-clusive education policy would give teachers the tools and resources to rec-ognize the positive “abilities” of students to learn when provided with the appropriate accommodations or modifications.

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   How much money does a school give to students with disabilities?

   • The amount of money given to the school is dependent on the type of disability that the child has; for example, the “Level 3” funding category in-cludes students who require intensive behavioural interventions or students with serious mental illness (in 2014, 7,093 students were enrolled and diag-nosed at a rate of $9,200/fte student).

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   What are the recommendations for addressing students with disabilities?

   • The following recommendations are suggested in order to address the ways in which students with disabilities have been historically disadvan-taged by the current education system; update existing policy where neces-sary; and change the way disability is understood by special education poli-cies and in schools and communities across Canada.

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3. www.canada.ca › en › servicesEducation funding for people with disabilities - Canada.ca

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   Jul 9, 2019 · Education funding for people with disabilities. Includes links to services, benefits and programs to assist people with disabilities and their families.

4. www.canada.ca › en › servicesDisability benefits - Canada.ca

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   Education funding for people with disabilities. Links to services, benefits and programs to assist people with disabilities and their family.

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6. www.ontariocolleges.ca › en › programsInclusive Education | ontariocolleges.ca

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   Inclusive Education programs (also known as Community Integration through Co-operative Education programs) at Ontario colleges give you the opportunity to experience college life and pursue postsecondary education, with courses tailored to meet your individual needs.

7. www.crwdp.ca › en › disability-study-programsDisability study programs: Canadian universities - CRWDP

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   • University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC. Programs Offered: The Department of Educational & Counselling Psychology and Special Education offers M.A.
   • University of Northern British Columbia, Prince George, BC. Programs Offered: UNBC offers an M.A. degree program in Disability Management focused on providing graduates with the knowledge and skills necessary to assist labor, management, insurance providers, employers, and employees with the development of successful work entry or return-to-work strategies for injured workers and/or persons with disabilities.
   • Vancouver Island University, Powell River, BC. Programs Offered: VIU offers an undergraduate diploma program in Disability Studies, which provides a second year of study for students who have successfully completed the School and Community Support Worker (SCSW) program or an equivalent articulated post-secondary program.
   • Pacific Coast University for Workplace Health Sciences, Port Alberni, BC. Programs Offered: PCU-WHS offers a Bachelor of Disability Management (BDM) degree program.

8. www.vcc.ca › programscourses › students-withAccessible Education and Training - Vancouver Community College

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   3 days ago · Education. and Training. (formerly Adult Special Education) Discover your ability. Develop professional skills, gain practical experience, and access meaningful jobs. Intended for students with cognitive disabilities or a combination of learning difficulties that may hinder academic success.

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   Compared to adults without disabilities, adults with disabilities in Can-ada have lower levels of education, higher rates of unemployment, and low-er household incomes in addition to challenges accessing afordable hous-ing, health care, and transportation.1 This is why children with disabilities must be given opportunities to learn in an accepti...

10. www.canada.ca › services › living-disabilityLiving with a disability - Canada.ca

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    Find out if you're eligible for a Canada Disability Savings Bond. Education funding when living with a disability. If you’re a student and have a disability, you may be eligible for programs that help you pay for your education. Learn more about education funding for people with disabilities.