


Aiming to help the Karen and Burmese people on the Thai/Burma Border.
We have been working with an American organisation called World Education (W.E.) They were just starting up a special education programme in the migrant community as we strolled into town looking for something connected to special ed. Sometimes things just work out like that!
The project has two main focuses – one is working with the teachers supporting students with special needs in their classes.From the information we have gathered it seems that their “special needs” children are children with a learning disability, or “slow learners” as they are referred to. The children with more severe special needs are not found in the schools. Rather they are tucked away in a house in a remote village somewhere. The second part of our role with W.E. has been to try and find these children, which has really happened by word-of-mouth.
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