Thursday, February 19, 2015

Why We Need a Special Educator

If you repeatedly browse through websites looking for PhD programs in special education, you are one of the very few people who truly understand the sanctity of special education. It’s a great thing if you are contemplating a PhD in the field, but you need to revisit your understanding and belief in the same and reinvigorate the interest in the profession before jumping in for PhD.

Here we cover the two most important aspects of special education.

-The need for a special educator,

-The current state of special education.

Special education is an evolving profession, and given the current scenario, needs a much desired leg-up. The centre has been intent on cutting out on special education funding to a remarkable shortfall in budget and patchy economic conditions, which is unfortunate, to say the least. By pursuing a PhD, individuals can tackle the issue at a better level, with a better understanding, says a trainee at a home for mentally challenged children.

Why do we need special education teachers?


Special education teachers do a tremendous job and their work is not to be understated. Special educators are in a better position to advocate for children with special needs. There comes a time when only so much could be done in the classroom and a PhD becomes inevitable to developing new and innovative policies that are a driver the academic narrative.

We need special education instructors because we need to help students who need them. A student with a traumatic brain injury is often rebuked by different people. He certainly deserves someone, apart from his family and parents, to understand him and help him out with daily needs. A general education is not as much trained to work with students with special needs. It is but a special educator who crafts an individualized and a detailed plan to put it the student’s experience and learning, says a special education teacher from a special school in India.

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