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PSEN
(redirected from Pupils with Special Educational Needs)

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PSENProgram Store Enable (Intel 8051 Microcontroller)
PSENPupils with Special Educational Needs
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PSENPublic Safety Education Network
PSENPsychiatric State Enrolled Nurse
PSENPrivate School Employment Network
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Because the education of people with special educational needs was basically viewed as 'a moral and religious obligation', at the time of the attainment of independence by Zimbabwe, there were only 20 schools providing education to pupils with special educational needs (Peresuh and Barcham, 1998:75).
Individual support can be offered much more readily, especially to those pupils with special educational needs and this is important for a child's development.
Twelve primary schools are being recognised for the academic progress made by pupils with special educational needs in the last year.
 
 
 
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