xceptionallearning·1d agoBeyond the Behaviour: What a Child’s Actions Can Tell UsLooking Beyond Behaviour: Understanding Children in the Classroom
Muskan Parvin·Oct 28When a Disability Becomes a Reason to Exclude SomeoneSometimes, the biggest obstacle isn’t a child’s disability. It’s a world that hasn’t made room for them.
Francis Tang·Oct 26How One Teacher Builds an Inclusive PE Culture In The School — One Step at a TimeLike most other Physical Education (PE) teachers, Yungsen joined the profession to share the joy of exercise and sports with more people.
Daniel Abdul·Oct 11Literacy Is Not English: Why Indigenous Languages Must Be Part of the Bridge to LearningA child can be literate without being an English speaker.
Ekrem Çılgın·Sep 25Peer Support: The Quiet Strength Behind an Inclusive CulturePeer support is often described with soft words: friendship, kindness, help, solidarity. These words are not wrong, but they can make the…
Arshpreet Kaur·Sep 21How Pehchaan The Street School Makes Learning More Interactive Through Experiential ActivitiesAs a Content Writing Intern working remotely with Pehchaan The Street School, I have had countless opportunities to read through various…
fmi A.·Sep 12When Kindness Becomes InfrastructureInclusive education should welcome children’s kindness. It should never depend on it.
Jenny Brady·Sep 10Every exam paper query tells a story: reflecting on assessment communicationBy Dr. Salma Al Arefi, Academic Lead for Inclusive Pedagogies, School of Electronic and Electrical Engineering
Kenan Ayvataş·Sep 1The Students AI Was Never Designed For: Neurodivergent Learners and the Silent Success StoryWhile the headlines argue about cheating and personalized learning, a quieter and arguably more consequential AI story is unfolding in…
Yetunde Ewaoluwa Olayemi·Aug 17Every classroom is a story, and a typical Nigerian classroom is not an exception.Every behaviour is a means of communication, not a final conclusion. Parents, caregivers, and teachers need to observe and understand…
