why children with disability are not getting education in developing countries like india?
138522
This is not right. We have so many blind schools and I have seen special sections in the schools for these kind of kids. Problem I feel is in there own family who dosent give the courge to these kind of childrens otherwise we see many blinds are working on computer related jobs.
547830
Many of the worlds most intelligent and famous people throughout history had special needs. One example is Albert Einstein.  He was doing very poorly in school and the teachers did not like him and thought he was just a slacker. His mother had to take him out of school and decided to home school. He was a genius. \n\nMost people who are special needs eg. ADD,ADHD,DYSLEXIA, etc usually have 'above' average intelligence. The can have memory problems and seem out of it but anyone who knows them, is aware that this is not about intelligence.\n\nPeople who do not understand them tend to 'treat' them poorly and unless they get 'a lot' of strong support elsewhere they can fail at life because of their very low self esteem - but not because they are dumb. \n\nSo it is mistreatment that leaves them winding up in prisons, correction facilities etc. Many are already convinced that they are 'losers' in grade 'one.' They have been destroyed while still babes - unless there is intervention. Public abuse because of ignorance is their real downfall.  \n\nDon't listen to the comments about SPELL CHECK. Everybody makes mistakes, and your question was 'perfectly' understandable. Only a moron would have trouble understanding it. The others are just being cruel.
1186155
Countries like the US send their workers overseas. Indian cannot get jobs that Americans have. There is also the problem of education. Many people have not enough education. There is also the lack of availability of jobs. If there are not enough jobs then not enough people can work they go on to make their livelihood in other less productive areas. Gender is another. Religion. Age.
823103
i wouldnt say so...my lil sister went through grades 9 and 10 with barely passing marks.  My parents tried everything to get her to try harder, to get better marks.  Cash, punishment, vacations, you name it.  The teachers at her school finally told her to just try doing government schooling at home (called Distance Learning).  She is now doing much better, she can work at her own pace, and if she really needs help, she can go into the office and get it.  \n\nAgain, it could not be your child, it could be there environment.  And if you child really is trying, its not fair to the kid to punish them for their lack of abilities.
368633
People who attend school and are poor face many problems. The most obvious one is that in many cases they have to give up school to find a job that pays the bills. These people also lack proper nutrition. A healthy diet is necessary to study, to concentrate and to learn. If they can’t have one, they don’t benefit from school as good as they should. Likewise, they don’t have access to a good medical care. So they stop attending for long periods if they get sick and if a relative gets sick they have to quit school to take care of them and/or get a job to buy them their medicines. In some developed countries, poor people have access to good medical services, but in many other countries the reality is that “if you’re poor you are on your own”. Other problem that poor people face is that they can’t buy the necessary supplies for school and they end up failing for it. Another problem is that some poor people constantly have to endure rude remarks and bad treatments from bullies at school. So, their motivation to work harder weakens due to those abusive behaviors. \nOf course, there are scholarships for people with limited resources but they are not enough.  \nNevertheless, there are many people with limited resources who with a mix of hard work, sacrifice and good luck overcome their difficulties in life and get trough school in order to find better jobs. However, these successful people usually are not *extremely* poor to begin with.
653780
Do you mean training to work with Severe and Profound children?\n\nHere are some links to help you get started:\nhttp://www.ashanet.org/index.php?page=sat\nhttp://72.14.203.104/search?q=cache:liv2jf_QqikJ:www.internationalsped.com/documents/INDIA.doc+India+mental+retardation+child+education+program&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=4\nhttp://journals.sped.org/EC/Archive_Articles/VOL.34NO.5MAYJUNE2002_TEC_Article-8.pdf\nhttp://dmoz.org/Reference/Education/Special_Education/Schools/
111554
Mainly because of poverty. Just to make both ends meet, children were forced to work despite young age.
236845
There are programs to help you & your children. What state are you from? What disabilities do your children have? If you give me more info. I can help.
480732
I doubt it. Most countries are less tolerant of special needs kids than the United States, and even in the US there are lots of court cases attempting to define who should and who should not be allowed into an inclusion setting.
455322
I don't know about some, but I work with the disabled \nand most of the folks i work with are unable to speak \nor walk and or use their hands, so the only way most of them have to communicate is with computers (with the use \nof special switches).  None of the ones i know \npersonally are physically capable of obtaining a job \ndue to their limitations, therefore they cannot afford \nto purchase a computer due to their very limited income.  Possibly with the aid of a computer, some of them may be able to be gainfully employed with the right training /trainer.\nWith the widespread use of computers, it makes even more\nsense to offer computers to the disabled, as it gives \nthem greater opportunities to communicate with others and gives them a greater possibility for employement. \nSurely you would not want to be the one to refuse a \nvoice to someone!  Good luck on you debate.
745903
well India is very poor and cant fix problems in side there country because the government is very slow due to their long bureaucratic system.  well at least that's what a video said during government class.
182128
I am sorry to hear about that. I am personally not familiar with schools that cater to children with learning disablilties; I have only heard of one, called The Shriram School but I don't know much about it. There is however, this website that may help. It has a list of schools in the Delhi area that you can look into and see if they are suitable for your brothers.\n\nHope this helps and all the best.
292128
If you have a disabled child, as I do, you can appreciate this act. Some public school systems don't provide a proper education for disabled children. This has helped in solving this problem.
838503
The no child left behind act entitles all children in America to a proper education including but not limited to reading, writing, math skills equal to their potential. It is a step in the right direction to force schools to help students with learning disabilities to be taught by tutors if needed provided by federal funding. This is for the best of the country to keep the number of welfare cases and the amount of criminals down. Before this act children with disabilities were pushed through the system to be dumped on the street with no skills to work, low self esteem and usually either on ending up on welfare or ending up in jail. I do agree many teachers complain about the act, now they do actually have to teach, not just show up in the classroom, collect their pay and complain it isn't enough.
55193
If a child under fourteen is not getting an education, it is usually because his ir her parents can't afford it, or don't see how it will be of service to them. Sometimes, the area where the child lives cannot afford a school, and sometimes, a child has to pay for school, which the parents cannot afford. A child planning on a life in agriculture (for example, as a farmer or shepherd) or a child who will get training for their job from relatives (as an apprentice) may not even need a conventional education.
386441
There are little to no resources to help special needs children in private schools. They are not equipped to handle it. Things like IEPs, special ed classes, etc., are usually only offered in public schools.
191739
There are many kinds of disabilities. I was always too small to be good at sports, but participated at some level. Mrs. Hawkings says little Steven did not concentrate on school until he found out he had Lou Gerigh's disease(alateral scilorsis?). And there is nothing he rather do than work now. He gets to travel and is famous because of his difficulties. He has been on Star Trek and The Simpsons since he is so recognizable. \nPerhpas we all have some differences, things we are not good at and hopefully we contribute what we can and not pig out on resources.