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public schools, disruptive students, behavior intervention: Reshaping Classroom Order for Fair Learning Environments

This article examines how public schools can balance educational rights of disruptive students with maintaining productive learning environments. It proposes a temporary removal framework paired with targeted behavior intervention strategies to support both motivated learners and students needing specialized help.

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Special Educational Needs, School Admission Barriers, Education Rights: Navigating the Maze for Students with Disabilities

This article examines the challenges faced by students with special educational needs (SEN) in the UK system, focusing on admission barriers and education disruptions. Through a case study of a 15-year-old girl denied schooling due to mental health issues, we analyze policy gaps and propose collaborative solutions for inclusive education.

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The Silent Struggle of SEND Students: When Systems Fail, Where Does Educational Equity Go?

This article examines systemic barriers faced by UK students with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in securing appropriate school placements. Through a 15-year-old girl’s case study, it reveals how administrative obstacles deny vulnerable children equal education opportunities, calling for urgent reforms in SEND support systems.