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At the Special School for the Deaf in Bucharest, around 150 children with hearing impairments and other disabilities receive tailored education. The school, which has been operating for 100 years, has seen a shift in its student demographic, with an increasing number of children with autism. Many students come from vulnerable families, and early access to hearing aids or cochlear implants can significantly impact their educational journey. The role of a psychopedagogue, like Antonela Samson, is crucial in providing individualized support to help students keep pace with their peers. The school also accommodates children from various regions, including those from foster care or centers nearby.