spsm.se
Special education support, schools and accessible learning materials for learners with disabilities in Sweden
About spsm.se
Specialpedagogiska skolmyndigheten is a Swedish government agency that supports education for children, pupils and adult learners with disabilities. It provides special education advice, operates special schools and offers professional development and accessible learning materials.
The agency administers grants, including production support for publishers and other commercial producers developing learning materials for pupils with disabilities. It also offers learning materials through an online shop.
Product: Special education advice, special schools, professional development, accessible learning materials and grants.
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