At Cuba’s Special Ed Schools, Teachers Keep Classes Going Despite Crisis
Schools are reducing in-person classes and adding virtual lessons as thousands of students face fuel, electricity and supply shortfalls, officials said.
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At Cuba's special ed schools, teachers keep classes going despite crisis
HAVANA, Oct 23 - Yarnelys Bec Abalela arrived at the Abel Santamaría School for the Blind in Havana when she was just 3 years old. At that time, a congenital cataract threatened her vision. Read more at straitstimes.com.
At Cuba’s special ed schools, teachers keep classes going despite crisis
By Ayose Naranjo HAVANA, Oct 23 (Reuters) – Yarnelys Bec Abalela arrived at the Abel Santamaría School for the Blind in Havana when she was just 3 years old. At that time, a congenital cataract threatened her vision. After completing ninth grade, she enrolled in a higher-level special education program and then returned to help children with a condition similar to her own. “Thanks to what I learned at this center, I was able to become a teache…
Lack of fuel reduced classrooms in Havana and teachers improvised teaching materials to maintain the care of students with disabilities
Yarnelys Beck Abalela arrived at the Abel Santamaría School for the Blind in Havana when she was just 3 years old. At the time, a congenital cataract threatened her vision. After completing… In Cuba’s special education schools, teachers continue classes despite energy crisis - ΙΝΑΦΤΕΜΟΠΟΡΙΚΙ
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