[Blog] Education and inclusion of children with albinism in sub-Saharan Africa
This blog gives examples of how children with albinism are supported in their schooling in Tanzania, Malawi and Uganda. Albinism is one of the commonly misunderstood conditions in many African communities. In some communities, albinism was viewed as a curse, a bad omen, or a punishment from the ancestors for atonement of wrong deeds. Children … Continue reading [Blog] Education and inclusion of children with albinism in sub-Saharan Africa [Resources] Inclusion in Physical Education
The UK Youth Sport Trust has some free resources for schools. These were made for the UK context but some can be used for inspiration in other countries, too, like the 60 second physicial activity challenges. Other resources can only be accessed when registering with the Yough Sport Trust. Access the free resources. [Resources] Inclusive Education and Employment Transition for Youth with Disabilities in Malaysia
Fora Education has a report and toolkits for its project to identify key challenges for the transition from school to post-secondary training and education opportunities to employment. The toolkits are: person-centred planning for youth with disabilities in transition, family support and advocacy for youth with disabilities in transition and supporting inclusive employment for persons with … Continue reading [Resources] Inclusive Education and Employment Transition for Youth with Disabilities in Malaysia [Report] A year of silence in Gaza’s classrooms: the urgent need for educational revival
Relief Web has issued a report on the current situation of education in Gaza. “As of 30 July 2024, all the 625,000 enrolled students in Gaza have lost one full scholastic year. 39,000 students missed the Tawjihi (12th grade official exams) for the first time in decades. This means none of them can transition to … Continue reading [Report] A year of silence in Gaza’s classrooms: the urgent need for educational revival [Blog] Education in crisis: How crises around the world are impacting children’s learning
“Education and learning is not just about books and classrooms; it’s about offering hope, resilience, and the promise of a better future.” R Jenkins writes in a blog for UNICEF. He calls for more funding to address the current crises in education, and lists nine crises which need urgent action and support: Democratic Republic of … Continue reading [Blog] Education in crisis: How crises around the world are impacting children’s learningNewer Posts Older Posts
This blog gives examples of how children with albinism are supported in their schooling in Tanzania, Malawi and Uganda. Albinism is one of the commonly misunderstood conditions in many African communities. In some communities, albinism was viewed as a curse, a bad omen, or a punishment from the ancestors for atonement of wrong deeds. Children … Continue reading [Blog] Education and inclusion of children with albinism in sub-Saharan Africa [Resources] Inclusion in Physical Education
The UK Youth Sport Trust has some free resources for schools. These were made for the UK context but some can be used for inspiration in other countries, too, like the 60 second physicial activity challenges. Other resources can only be accessed when registering with the Yough Sport Trust. Access the free resources. [Resources] Inclusive Education and Employment Transition for Youth with Disabilities in Malaysia
Fora Education has a report and toolkits for its project to identify key challenges for the transition from school to post-secondary training and education opportunities to employment. The toolkits are: person-centred planning for youth with disabilities in transition, family support and advocacy for youth with disabilities in transition and supporting inclusive employment for persons with … Continue reading [Resources] Inclusive Education and Employment Transition for Youth with Disabilities in Malaysia [Report] A year of silence in Gaza’s classrooms: the urgent need for educational revival
Relief Web has issued a report on the current situation of education in Gaza. “As of 30 July 2024, all the 625,000 enrolled students in Gaza have lost one full scholastic year. 39,000 students missed the Tawjihi (12th grade official exams) for the first time in decades. This means none of them can transition to … Continue reading [Report] A year of silence in Gaza’s classrooms: the urgent need for educational revival [Blog] Education in crisis: How crises around the world are impacting children’s learning
“Education and learning is not just about books and classrooms; it’s about offering hope, resilience, and the promise of a better future.” R Jenkins writes in a blog for UNICEF. He calls for more funding to address the current crises in education, and lists nine crises which need urgent action and support: Democratic Republic of … Continue reading [Blog] Education in crisis: How crises around the world are impacting children’s learningNewer Posts Older Posts