Light orange and light blue: amount of subject teachers - Dark orange and dark blue: amount of support teachers
From left to right: Pre-primary School; Primary School; Junior High School; Senior High School
In 2009/10, the number of students with disabilities and special needs included in state schools from pre-primary to secondary is 181,177 units, slightly more than last year.
During the mentioned period, this slight increase has also resulted in a significant increase in the number of students with disabilities enrolled in secondary education.
The constant increase of people with disabilities included in the last decade, compared with a substantial stability of the levels of the total amount of school population lead to a ratio of students with disabilities and the school population of 2.3%.
However, the impact of the number of pupils with disabilities in the total population varies according to the districts studied during the analysis: 3.3% in junior secondary school (the level retained the highest incidence); 2.6 % in primary school; 1, 3% in nursery and pre-primary and 1.8% in senior secondary. If the values are placed in sequence by level of school (from childhood to secondary), we can see that the value tends to increase with the progress of education, highlighting how the emergence of the difficulties of learning become evident disabilities, limiting the acquisition of knowledge, competences and relationships with consequent recourse to the certification of disability aimed to obtain support and educational measures.
Distribution of Pupils Supported (for Disabilities or Special Educational Needs) for level of education (Light Green: Pre-primary; Pink: Primary; Yellow: Junior Secondary; Blue: Senior Secondary)
Light orange and light blue: amount of subject teachers - Dark orange and dark blue: amount of support teachers
From left to right: Pre-primary School; Primary School; Junior High School; Senior High School
In 2009/10, the number of students with disabilities and special needs included in state schools from pre-primary to secondary is 181,177 units, slightly more than last year.
During the mentioned period, this slight increase has also resulted in a significant increase in the number of students with disabilities enrolled in secondary education.
The constant increase of people with disabilities included in the last decade, compared with a substantial stability of the levels of the total amount of school population lead to a ratio of students with disabilities and the school population of 2.3%.
However, the impact of the number of pupils with disabilities in the total population varies according to the districts studied during the analysis: 3.3% in junior secondary school (the level retained the highest incidence); 2.6 % in primary school; 1, 3% in nursery and pre-primary and 1.8% in senior secondary. If the values are placed in sequence by level of school (from childhood to secondary), we can see that the value tends to increase with the progress of education, highlighting how the emergence of the difficulties of learning become evident disabilities, limiting the acquisition of knowledge, competences and relationships with consequent recourse to the certification of disability aimed to obtain support and educational measures.
Distribution of Pupils Supported (for Disabilities or Special Educational Needs) for level of education (Light Green: Pre-primary; Pink: Primary; Yellow: Junior Secondary; Blue: Senior Secondary)
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