| Philadelphia Social Science Association - 1921 - 190 pages
...group of constitutional and acquired handicaps affecting physique, sensation, motor capacity, speech, conduct and mentality. We shall consider mainly the...social welfare need special educational provisions. On the basis of this definition I would estimate that about one public school pupil out of twenty-five... | |
| Political science - 1921 - 564 pages
...group of constitutional and acquired handicaps affecting physique, sensation, motor capacity, speech, conduct and mentality. We shall consider mainly the...social welfare need special educational provisions. On the basis of this definition I would estimate that about one public school pupil out of twenty-five... | |
| Political science - 1921 - 244 pages
...group of constitutional and acquired handicaps affecting physique, sensation, motor capacity, speech, conduct and mentality. We shall consider mainly the...social welfare need special educational provisions. On the basis of this definition I would estimate that about one public school pupil out of twenty-five... | |
| Connecticut - Session laws - 1921 - 554 pages
...-educationally shall include all children over four and under sixteen years of denned°nal chlldren" age, who, because of mental or physical handicap,...benefit from ordinary instruction and who, for their own or the social welfare, need special educational provisions. Said board shall make regulations requiring... | |
| School hygiene - 1922 - 70 pages
...University. In The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, November, 1921. shall include all children over four and under sixteen...social welfare need special educational provisions," the author adjudges that approximately one in twenty-five school children is exceptional, and distributes... | |
| Connecticut. State Board of Education - Education - 1924 - 696 pages
...for the purpose of establishing standards whereby pupils, who because of mental or physical handicaps are incapable of receiving proper benefit from ordinary instruction and who for their own or the social welfare need special educational provisions, may be given an educational opportunity... | |
| Education - 1925 - 358 pages
...this "school" enumeration down to the "pre-school" age of four. The exact language is worth quoting: "The term educationally exceptional children shall...social welfare need special educational provisions." Just as birth registration carries the legal presumption that an infant is a "person, the subject of... | |
| Child Study Association of America - Child development - 1926 - 348 pages
...consider mainly the children with constitutional and acquired handicaps. [The measure of handicap.] — It is, of course, impossible to set precise limits...problem, by including children of ages as low as four or five. On the basis of this definition I would estimate that about one public-school pupil out of... | |
| United States. Office of Education - 1939 - 1064 pages
...served.—Handicapped children shall he construed to mean all children between the apes of 6 and 18 years, inclusive, who, because of mental or physical handicap, are incapable of receiving proper benefit from ordinary public-school instruction and who, for their own or the social welfare, need special public-school... | |
| Clele Lee Matheison - Hospital schools - 1939 - 96 pages
...Handicapped children shall be construed to mean all children between the ages of 6 and 18 years, inclusive, who, because of mental or physical handicap, are incapable of receiving proper benefit from ordinary public-school instruction and who, for their own or the social welfare, need special public-school... | |
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