Their education deals with making the children realise their potential and capabilities. There is a dire need for trained professionals to attend to these children and it is indeed a very challenging but rewarding career. With the advancement in technology and science, more and better facilities are available for these children. Although it is still a struggle for parents, teachers and of course the children themselves, changes are taking place. The Work Depending on the child's disability, the teaching methodology and curriculum will definitely vary.
Some children are capable of learning the mainstream subjects, but only require special resources.
For example, deaf children can be taught with more visual aids, sign language etc. The teacher needs to really study each individual child and chalk out how he or she will deal with the child. It is very important that the children to do become dependent on the teacher, which often happens. They have to learn to build up their self-esteem and make good use of their existing strengths and external facilities. Occasionally, teachers may have to work with medical therapists and physiologists to take good care of the children.