What Is a Special Population

What Is a Special Population

Special populations refers to students that must overcome barriers that may require special consideration and attention to ensure equal opportunity for success and in an educational setting. These students must be provided support that will ensure they have equal access to education resources and opportunities.

What are special populations in therapy?

Given the historical dilemmas, variations, and inconsistencies in defining which groups should be considered as special populations in the planning, funding and evaluation of alcohol problems treatment, Lex (1985:90) has suggested that a special population be defined as any subgroup that is “special in terms of their …

What are special needs populations?

Special needs populations are defined by disability – people with sensory, mobility, or mental disability or with another medical condition.

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