Sponsored Inclusive Pedagogy Training for 1000 Teachers in Ghana for Removing Learning Barriers: Register Here

Education 360 is sponsoring 1000 basic school teachers in Ghana on removing learning barriers for children with learning disabilities. This is part of efforts to help ensure learners get the best from education and their teachers in every classroom.

This INCLUSIVE PEDAGOGY TRAINING FOR BASIC SCHOOL TEACHERS IN GHANA will help learners to perform better and teachers to provide the right support to learners with learning disabilities toward the attainment of the country’s education goals.

With our maiden project “EdTech for Special Learning Needs”, Education 360 aims to support the ongoing efforts of the Ministry of Education (MoE) and Ghana Education Service (GES) to remove learning barriers for children with learning disabilities.

Over the past six (6) months, Education 360 has led a destigmatization exercise in twenty-two (22) communities across Ghana to clear misconceptions about children with learning disabilities and educate parents and caregivers about their roles in the holistic development of their children.

The next phase of Education 360’s intervention involves training teachers in “Inclusive Pedagogy”. For this cause, we are sponsoring 1000 basic school teachers in Ghana to undergo training in inclusive pedagogy to ensure no child is left behind.

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Modules to be covered:

Theoretical and legal frameworks underpinning inclusion
Identifying issues of exclusion in school settings
Strategies for inclusive teaching learning disability awareness.
Promoting inclusion through play

Modes of delivery: virtual for individual teacher registration and in-person that buy school registration.

The morning section of this important seminar or training starts at 11 a.m. on Saturday what’s the evening sessions will be held on Friday and Saturday at Exactly 5 p.m.

Both individual participants and schools can celebrate models to participate in based on prior knowledge and the current pedagogical gap.