Learning & Education
Cerebral Palsy does not define a child's intelligence, potential or right to education.
Inclusive Learning
Some children with CP have learning disabilities, while many have average or high intelligence.
Inclusive education, specialised teaching methods and accessible classrooms can help children learn, make friends and participate in their communities.
- Accessible classrooms and facilities
- Individual learning support where needed
- Assistive technology
- Extra time or adapted learning materials
- Cooperation between family, teachers and professionals
Every Child Can Participate
Educational support should be based on the child's individual strengths, needs and goals.
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Cerebral Palsy can affect every child differently. Video content can help families understand Learning & Education and related support more clearly.
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Every child is different.
Information on this website is provided for awareness and education. It should not replace advice, diagnosis or treatment from a qualified healthcare professional.
If you have concerns about your child's development, movement, feeding, communication, vision, hearing or learning, please consult an appropriate healthcare or rehabilitation professional.