Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Danish term or phrase:
skolebehandlingstilbud
English translation:
special school
Added to glossary by
Helen Johnson
Aug 28, 2007 14:52
16 yrs ago
Danish term
skolebehandlingstilbud
Danish to English
Law/Patents
Law (general)
accreditation scheme
In connection with LOS, there are 3 facilities that can apply for accreditation: opholdssteder, botilbud and skolebehandlingstilbud.
I'm not sure what's meant by the latter - info appreciated!
I'm not sure what's meant by the latter - info appreciated!
Proposed translations
(English)
3 +1 | special school | Christine Andersen |
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special school
special school
http://www.rydings.rochdale.sch.uk/
The skolebehandlingstilbud is an arrangement - probably a day-school in contrast to 'bosteder', which are residential, where children or young people with special needs are catered for. You don't say what kind of problems they suffer from - they may be developmental, social or both in a skolebehandlingstilbud.
This is just one example, if you look through all the 'pages' in the link.
http://www.ravnshoej.com/
Very often the 'tilbud' in these social contexts (plejetilbud, behandlingstilbud etc.) just means a place or a scheme - and there is no real option of turning it down!
Hope that gives you a clue
http://www.rydings.rochdale.sch.uk/
The skolebehandlingstilbud is an arrangement - probably a day-school in contrast to 'bosteder', which are residential, where children or young people with special needs are catered for. You don't say what kind of problems they suffer from - they may be developmental, social or both in a skolebehandlingstilbud.
This is just one example, if you look through all the 'pages' in the link.
http://www.ravnshoej.com/
Very often the 'tilbud' in these social contexts (plejetilbud, behandlingstilbud etc.) just means a place or a scheme - and there is no real option of turning it down!
Hope that gives you a clue
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