Special education is the education of students with special needs in a way that addresses their individual differences and needs. Common special needs include physical disabilities ( motor impairments ), communication challenges, learning difficulties, emotional and behavioral disorders and developmental disorders. Students with these kinds of special needs are likely to benefit from special educational services, different approaches to teaching and the use of modern technology. Based on the screening test report and the current level of functioning, the institution follows an IEP ( Individualized Education Program ) and group teaching with a 1 : 8 teacher-student ratio, respectively. The institution also provides naturalistic training. Children with multiple disabilities need to be provided with speech therapy, physiotherapy and occupational therapy to rectify their deficits.
Students are assessed periodically in loco motor skills, activities of daily living skills, language skills, functional academics such as reading, writing and arithmetic, domestic skills, pre7 vocational skills and other personality skills. All these skills are evaluated by using FACP checklist, Teacher made checklists and other standardized assessment scales.
Based on the performance of the children, a comprehensive plan will be prepared by special educators and discussed with parents for long term and short-term, yearly and term plan. Promotion will be given when the child achieves more than 80%- 100% in the given skills. Re-planning is also done at the end of each cycle.