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Countries around the world and international organizations have been working together for decades to implement the pledge of the Salamanca Statement (1994: 1) "education for all" to establish the fundamental right of children with special needs to education.Expressing solidarity with the international proposals and recommendations of The Salamanca Statement (1994), Bangladesh also has been showing a cooperative attitude by developing various programs and policies to support the learning process of children with special needs for several decades. But the lack of appropriate policy direction, limitations in defining and providing guidance about different special needs in children, and lack of expertise make it difficult for teachers, parents, and other professionals to provide appropriate special needs education according to the unique needs of the child. Therefore, this book discusses the various special needs of special children, such as autism, dyslexia, dyspraxia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, developmental delay, cerebral palsy, and Down syndrome with examples. So that it is possible to identify these special children according to their distinctive characteristics, types, learning strategies, and perceived needs and nourish their latent talents to make their lives creative and potential.

Devotion to Country or what most call patriotism, is and should play a part in every Mason's day-to-day life as an important part of being not only a member of the Masonic fraternity, but an American citizen.The purpose of this book is to explore how Masons uphold the core value of Devotion to Country in their service to this country.Outside the fraternity the need for one to have Devotion to Country is well-established by the actions of those who have served or are currently serving our nation, whether it be in the military or just by serving their respective communities daily to help improve life for all.The core value of Devotion to Country is still needed to this day as it was in our American history since the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

A sixteen-year-old boy fleeing his country to survive a judgement penalty by his dictator president's regime and his journey through the unknown. A teenage boy who had to turn into a grown man because of that need to survive and seek a better future.The journey in this book talks about how he crossed borders to escape from the clutches of the regime military in search of the United Nations Embassy to find freedom from tyranny, not knowing what's next, and how he moved from a third world country with no freedom of rights to a life full of everything he ever dreamed of at his fingertips.With the help of the people he met and the lessons he learned along the way, he succeeded. Soon becoming a successful businessman, a mentor to many, a pilot, and father with a beautiful family, and owning a plane, boat, houses, and cars.How did he do it?

It has been a long journey, trying to finish this book, but God knows my heart. I want to be done with this book because it was and still is a blessing to me because of my Spiritual Father, Bishop Rance Lee Allen. I wanted him to get the first copy of "43, My New Life." I am blessed and I know that Bishop Allen saw it in me. So when you read this book, everything is the truth. My pastor, my spiritual father, and my bishop would tell you that. I don't believe in lying to people. So please enjoy. I love everybody.

Join Smicky Micky and Muff the Cat as they continue their adventures and making new friends in the woods they call home. Smicky Micky, Muff, and Cottontail meet a large dog named Duke a Roo. The friends decide to play near the creek when they have a run in with Ratty Racoon and learn about why bullies might act so mean to others.The touching and heartfelt story of this loveable cat and mouse will inspire children to follow their example and embrace differences in their own peers.

We are living in very difficult times, God's children need to seek him, his word and promises more now than ever. Make God A Habit A 21-Day Challenge was written to challenge, encourage, uplift and to comfort God's children.

The stories compiled in "Forgotten Letters of the Dead" are not constrained to a specific genre, character type, or even perspective. When embarking through this collection, I don't want you to have your experience defined by expectations. Instead, I want you to have an open mind and find that story (or stories) that really resonates with you; be it a tale of loss, fantasy, grit, or something else entirely. Who is to say what you will find after reading my collection? My only hope is that you enjoy the journey.

An autobiography of living a boyhood dream of flying airplanes for a living for almost twenty years. This tells of the thrill of leaving the ground for the first time to long hours of missions to the North Pole crossing the Pacific Ocean twice to saving a burning fighter bomber out of North Vietnam.For 6,875 hrs, this intrepid airman "cheated death and defied the law of gravity" and never had a bad day doing it.

Enjoy this story about a little girl named, A'niya, who shares with her grandma a little secret about who her special friend is that visits her from the closet in her bedroom. So, come visit A'niya and Her Friend in the Closet.

Tiny But Mighty is a story of beautiful diversity, acceptance, and courageous triumph. Take a trip with Prince Encore, a tiny prince who in one day journeys through a world of experiences that could total a life time. His enormous heart and fearless spirit inspires him to take on the arduous task of mending a broken relationship, facing his own fears and boldly outsmarting giants to save his island. Through his tribulations and success Prince Encore shows and proves that love is the greatest victor.

Why was "What Did You Say?" written. It was written because well-meaning people don't usually know what to say when they visit, call, or text someone during the time of bereavement. This book will cause you to think before saying or doing something that may cause a deeper pain for the bereaved. I am a Compassionate Friend. I became a Compassionate Friend the day William died (May 31, 1990). The mission of The Compassionate Friends is to assist families toward the positive resolution of grief following the death of a child of any age and any cause, and to provide information to help others be supportive for as long as the grief lasts.