Educators must have high expectations for differently-abled students in a regular classroom, and not assume that constant help is needed – this video will smash perceptions as school terms resume after the summer break.
Don’t Limit Me! – Megan Bomgaars
Notably, Megan emphasises life-skills and workplace skills as essential take-aways from a school education, together with the need to be independent.
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