Special Education Law, RA 11650, a law that promotes inclusive education and protects the rights of learners with disabilities by giving them equal access to quality education and support services in schools., Exceptional Children, Are children who have special needs, abilities, or disabilities that are different from most children and may need special education or support to help them learn and develop properly., Inclusive, Allowing and accepting everyone equally, including persons with disabilities or learners with special needs, so they can participate and learn together with others., 12%, Percentage population of children in the country that have special needs., 2%, Percentage of the children population in the country that are gifted., 10%, Percentage of the children population in the country that have disabilities., Special Needs Education, Education that is individually developed to address a specific child's needs., Physical Disability, A condition that affects a learner’s movement, coordination, strength, or physical functioning and may require special support in school.nda condition that affects a learner’s movement, coordination, strength, or physical functioning and may require special support in school.ition that affects a person’s movement, strength, coordination, or physical functioning, which may make daily activities more difficult., Mental Disability, A condition that affects a learner’s thinking, understanding, learning, behavior, or intellectual functioning and may require special education services., Behavioral Disability, A condition where a learner shows persistent emotional or behavioral difficulties that affect learning, social interaction, or classroom behavior and may require special support or intervention in school.

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