Special Education courses in colleges are designed to train teachers to handle which group?

• A. Gifted students
• B. People with Disabilities
• C. Hearing Impaired Students
• D. Visually Impaired Students

Answer: (B)

Special Education courses train teachers to work with learners who have disabilities, providing instruction that is tailored to their individual needs and aligned with individualized education plans. The aim is to ensure access to the curriculum, build academic and functional skills, and support inclusion in classroom settings. Gifted students typically receive separate programs focused on advanced learning, while hearing-impaired and visually-impaired students are specific examples of disabilities that may be supported, but the overall focus of these courses is on serving students with a broad range of disabilities.