The Warnock Report, 1978 provided several opportunities for children with SEND. These include: (i)the term 'children with learning difficulties' should not be used to describe children who are currently categorised as educationally sub-normal and those with educational difficulties; (ii) the education of children with disabilities or significant difficulties must start as early as possible without any minimum age limit. - (iii) nursery education provision for all children should be substantially increased as soon as possible; (iv) special classes and units should wherever possible be attached to and function as part of ordinary schools. a. i,ii,bar (n)i b. i,ii,iii,iv c. i,iv d. ii, iii, iv

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The Warnock Report, 1978 provided several opportunities for children with SEND. These include: (i)the term 'children with learning difficulties' should not be used to describe children who are currently categorised as educationally sub-normal and those with educational difficulties; (ii) the education of children with disabilities or significant difficulties must start as early as possible without any minimum age limit. - (iii) nursery education provision for all children should be substantially increased as soon as possible; (iv) special classes and units should wherever possible be attached to and function as part of ordinary schools. a. i,ii,bar (n)i b. i,ii,iii,iv c. i,iv d. ii, iii, iv

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The correct answer is b. i, ii, iii, iv.The Warnock Report, 1978 provided several opportunities for children with SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities). These opportunities include:(i) The term 'children with learning difficulties' should not be used to describe children who are currently categorised as educationally sub-normal and those with educational difficulties.(ii) The education of children with disabilities or significant difficulties must start as early as possible without any minimum age limit.(iii) Nursery education provision for all children should be substantially increased as soon as possible.(iv) Special classes and units should wherever possible be attached to and function as part of ordinary schools.Therefore, the correct answer is b. i, ii, iii, iv.

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