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Pupils with specific learning difficulties in mainstream schools
01 Jan 1999
Ref: 208
Between April 1997 and July 1998, four of Her Majesty’s Inspectors undertook a small-scale survey to evaluate the provision made for pupils who were the subject of a statement of special educational needs in respect of specific learning difficulties (dyslexia).
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| pdf Pupils with specific learning difficulties in mainstream schools (PDF format).pdf | 59.25 KB |
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