0 the particular things needed by or provided to help people who have an illness or condition that makes it difficult for them to do the things that other people do:
The content of these new norms depends on factual assumptions about the character of these special needs and vulnerabilities.
Two chapters focus on children with special needs, and are accounts of successful long-term residential, communityand family-based programmes.
Prior to that, he holds, people were indifferent to the very existence of children, never mind their special needs.
The discourse of ' special needs ' and ' deprivation ' reinforces the power imbalance between researcher and the researched.
His work with children led to his doctoral research on the effects of music therapy with children with special needs.
Products with justifiable deviations from uniform standards, especially in supplies, reagents, and equipment needed by specialized units, are not purchased to fit users' special needs.
This lecture will focus on the special needs of these infants and toddlers and their parents.
Many participants received poor scores in the screener because they could not cope with the interface, which was not adapted for people with special needs.
