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Born out of a sense of 'idleness', School Sharing for the Blind became an online classroom for the visually impaired. They explain the world through words, face challenges, and are now collaborating with Kartunet.... Read More about the article Ice Cubes, Clean Clothes, and the Unseen Classroom
Despite his companion visa being denied, Dean, a Low Vision student, successfully earned his Master's degree in the UK. Discover his inspiring journey of independence, pushing past accessibility and infrastructure limitations!... Read More about the article Companion Visa Denied, Visually Impaired Student Successfully Completes Master's in Sociology in the UK Solo
Historically, visually impaired individuals have often been steered towards social sciences or massage therapy. However, STEM education is crucial for their future careers! Discover how assistive technology is breaking down these barriers here.... Read More about the article Breaking Down Major Stigmas: Why STEM Education is Crucial for Visually Impaired Careers
Inclusive schools are not just about integrating children with disabilities into regular classrooms! Understand 5 curriculum modification strategies and accessible classroom management methods in this Kartunet educational article.... Read More about the article Beyond Just Merging Classes: Understanding Curriculum Modification and Inclusive Learning Space Management
The presence of students with disabilities in inclusive schools must be accompanied by Individualized Education Programs (IEPs). Learn about the 6 main components and how to develop an effective IEP plan, from assessment and *task analysis* stages to parent involvement.... Read More about the article Developing Individualized Education Programs (IEPs): The Heart of Inclusive Education Success
Good news for Special Education Teachers (SET) in inclusive schools! Through the latest Director-General of Teachers and Education Personnel (GTK) Regulation, the workload of SETs is now officially recognized as equivalent to 24 face-to-face hours for certification requirements, assigned through Disability Services Units (DSU). Read the regulation details here.... Read More about the article Ensuring Career Development for Special Education Teachers (SET) via Disability Services Units
The government is launching the 2026 Special Needs School Revitalization program with a new addition: dormitory construction! The Director of PKPLK stresses that this facility is crucial for fostering student independence. However, be warned, land ownership requirements (mandatory in the name of the Foundation/Local Government) are very stringent. Learn more here!... Read More about the article Special Needs Schools to Get Dormitories in 2026 Revitalization
Distance and physical barriers are no longer obstacles for children with disabilities to learn! Discover the latest solutions from the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education through the Inclusive Equivalency Package Program and the "Visiting Teacher" (Home Visit) method, which proactively brings education directly to the homes of children with disabilities.... Read More about the article Proactive Solutions: 'Visiting Teachers' and Equivalency Programs for Children with Disabilities in Remote Areas
Accepting students with disabilities is not enough! Learn how inclusive schools must implement the 7 Pillars of Reasonable Accommodation through curriculum modification strategies like escalation, simplification, and substitution to ensure learning is truly effective.... Read More about the article Implementing the '7 Pillars of Reasonable Accommodation' Through Curriculum Modification in Inclusive Schools
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