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1. www.ontario.ca › page › special-education-laws-andSpecial education laws and policies - Ontario.ca

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   Read Ontario’s policy on province-wide standards that school boards must meet when developing their special education plans in Part B of Special Education in Ontario, Kindergarten to Grade 12: Policy and Resource Guide (2017).

2. www2.gov.bc.ca › special_ed_policy_manualSpecial Education Policy Manual - Gov

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   ministry policy and guidelines to assist school boards in developing programs and services that enable students with special needs to meet the goals of education. The manual also contains procedural information to assist in accessing programs and services provided at the provincial level.

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4. www3.ohrc.on.ca › en › policy-accessible-educationPolicy on accessible education for students with disabilities

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   The OHRC’s Policy on accessible education for students with disabilities provides practical guidance on the legal rights and responsibilities set out in the Code as they relate to the ground of disability in the context of education.

5. www.ontario.ca › document › special-educationCategories of exceptionalities | Special education in Ontario ...

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   Physical disability: A condition of such severe physical limitation or deficiency as to require special assistance in learning situations to provide the opportunity for educational achievement equivalent to that of students without exceptionalities who are of the same age or development level.

6. policyalternatives.ca › sites › defaultDisability and Inclusion in Canadian Education

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   the basis for a number of recommendations to improve special education policy, implementation, and delivery: • Ensure that education policy is inclusive, in accodance with inter-national covenants. • Provide teachers more resources and support. • Provide adequate support to students with disabilities and their fam -

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7. www.ontario.ca › page › special-educationSpecial education - Ontario.ca

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   Special education programs and services are tailored to meet students’ individual needs. These programs support students with learning disabilities, physical disabilities, autism and more. By law, all school boards must provide special education programs and/or services for students with special education needs.

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   What is policy on special education?

   • Although it is now 15 years old, the Adapting our Schools to the Needs of All Students, Policy on Special Education serves as the key piece of policy in the implementation of services for students with disabilities.

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   What if a student has a disability?

   • Once disability-related needs are known, the legal onus shifts to the education provider. Support or referral through the special education system, for example, or the Offices for Students with Disabilities at the post-secondary level, can help students get the support they need and to which they are legally entitled. Back to Top

   Policy on accessible education for students with disabilities

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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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   Do students with severe disabilities need special education services?

   • Students who have severe disabilities usually require access to more specialized programs and services described in Section E Special Needs Categories. Some schools combine learning assistance with other special education services to create a 'Resource Teacher' model.

   Special Education Policy Manual - Gov

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   What is the purpose of special education?

   • The purpose of Special Education is to enable the equitable participation of students with special needs in the educational system in British Columbia. overseeing the governance of the system as a whole. School boards are responsible for ensuring that special education services and programs are delivered to any of their students who require them.

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   How should education policies address students with disabilities?

   • Education policies must take into account the diverse needs of the student population, and must plan for alternative measures to address the needs of students with disabilities. Example: Workplace tensions have risen to the point where a labour strike by school staff appears imminent.

   Policy on accessible education for students with disabilities

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9. files.ontario.ca › edu-special-education-policySpecial Education in Ontario

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   Advisory Committees on Special Education A17. Other Legislation Relevant to the Education of Students with Special Education Needs A18. Other Legislation Relevant to the Education of Students with Special Education Needs A18. Key Ministry Policy and Resource Documents Pertaining to Students with Special Education Needs A20