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Coincidence Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Individual Education Programme
Hello,
is 'Individual Education Programme' the proper term to describe lessons which are given to a student who can attend 'normal' lessons because of his learning difficiencies or an illness? Instead, he or she is taught at home, the teacher visits them at home and gives classes.
Is it ok to say:
I was responsible for giving one-to-one lessons to students with an Invidiual Education Programme
- a student provided with an Individual Education Programme.
Thank you for your help!
Kind regards.
is 'Individual Education Programme' the proper term to describe lessons which are given to a student who can attend 'normal' lessons because of his learning difficiencies or an illness? Instead, he or she is taught at home, the teacher visits them at home and gives classes.
Is it ok to say:
I was responsible for giving one-to-one lessons to students with an Invidiual Education Programme
- a student provided with an Individual Education Programme.
Thank you for your help!
Kind regards.
Top answer
That is called 'home schooling', I think—though home schooling is more usually taught by parents.
- That is called 'home schooling', I think—though home schooling is more usually taught by parents.
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That is called 'home schooling', I think—though home schooling is more usually taught by parents.
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Thank you! 
I have googled this term and I found a few trustworthy sites using it.
Nonetheless, is it ok to say:
"I
I have googled this term and I found a few trustworthy sites using it.
Nonetheless, is it ok to say:
"I
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Tutor? "I was also responsible for tutoring students under an Individual Education Programme."
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