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Government promises better training for teachers of disabled children

1 min read Education
Children's secretary Ed Balls has pledged a raft of measures to improve training for teachers working with severely disabled children.

He has announced the launch of a six-month specialist course for new teachers looking to work with children who have severe or multiple learning difficulties.

The Training Development Agency will develop more accessible training for teachers who want to develop their skills in this area.

Education recruitment charity Teach First will also work with the government to ensure that "top graduates" work in special schools. 

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