Newsflash: Disabled children grow up to be disabled adults Loss of Brain Trust update Editor’s note on the photo: Cutting edge education hub for traumatized children launched The smiling admin believes the gravity of her mission.By Anne Dachel One thing that is very hard for me to understand is how no one in charge in […]
By Anne Dachel The stories on my website testify to the normalization of disabled children. We calmly accept it when our children are labeled with ADD, ADHD, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Dyslexia, Autism, Speech Delay and any of the related disorders in DSM 5. We have normalized it all. The time is long behind us when […]
A MILITARY wife has sued Oxfordshire County Council, accusing the agency of disrupting her disabled son’s education. Kira Lothian has claimed the council was too late to provide information to her new agency when they moved from Abingdon to Staffordshire in July. She said the delays resulted in her youngest son Gabriell being out of […]
https://www.portsmouth.co.uk/education/portsmouths-mayfield-school-unveils-its-new-outstanding-new-building-3413157 By Anne Dachel Almost every day British news sites announce yet another new school for special needs kids who cannot be educated in mainstream schools. Invariably these stories contain phrases like “growing need” and “increasing demand,” that no one ever bothers to explain. Actually it really doesn’t matter because there are always the educators […]
S.Uganya Kandasamy, from Triplicane, Tamil Nadu, was a child when her father prevented her from pursuing higher education. “My father was a fisherman and had no financial means to finance my education. He also believed that women shouldn’t be highly educated. I still remember his words, ”the 36-year-old told The Better India. Suganya says that […]
Parents of disabled children at a special school in Staten Island are suing the vaccination mandate for fear that their teachers and staff will be replaced by unqualified substitutes, new court documents show. The lawsuit – filed by parents of four students with different levels of autism and cerebral palsy – aims to prevent PS25R […]
LOS ANGELES – For 13-year-old Isaiah Gardner, it is important to be self-employed. His mother, Tiffany Gardner, made sure he knew how to do everyday tasks – like feeding himself through his inner tube without help. What you need to know In May 2021, LAUSD announced that at least $ 115 million in pandemic recovery […]
As long as the needs of people with disabilities are limited to a “special” category, they will not be part of regular educational initiatives and until then inclusive education will remain a pipe dream Inclusion can be an illusion. The center recently informed the Supreme Court that under the Samagra Shiksha program, the majority of […]
Item body Auburn University has received $ 10 million from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to lead a national research effort promoting science, technology, engineering, and math or STEM education among disabled students. The scholarship will support a five-year program that will grow over time, says Overtoun Jenda, assistant provost for special projects and initiatives […]
Sarasota County’s School Board will discuss Tuesday whether parents of children with disabilities can record meetings discussing their child’s education plan. Two policy proposals will be on the table during Tuesday’s workshop: one that will allow recording during sessions of the individualized curriculum and one that will not. Judge:Sarasota Schools incorrectly enrolled students in a […]
Der folgende Kommentar wurde von Amy-Leigh Payne & Charlene Kreuser vom Legal Resources Centre verfasst. Die Verfassung der Republik Südafrika, 1996 (Verfassung) bietet „jedermann“ das Recht auf Grundbildung.[1] „Jeder“ ist ein nicht einschränkender Begriff. Das bedeutet, dass ein Recht, das „jedermann“ zuerkannt wird, buchstäblich für alle gilt.[2] Im Kontext der Bildung betrachtet, schließt das Recht […]
Two words. Two words that popped up on the screen of her communication device were enough to confirm the fact that I actually have a tween in my house. I mean, there were other things that somehow brought this to my attention. There was slamming the bedroom door by forcibly rolling her wheelchair in when […]
