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Children and Inclusive Education by Dr. Iheme Maryann Ugochi

Empowering the Deaf Community in Jamaica: A Comprehensive Approach to Inclusion, Education, and Advocacy By Dr. Iheme Maryann Ugochi

Abstract This paper presents a comprehensive approach to empowering the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) community in Jamaica. By addressing early detection of hearing loss, accessible education, vocational training, inclusive employment, mental and physical healthcare, and legal advocacy, this model serves as a roadmap for fostering full societal participation of Deaf individuals. Emphasis is …

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Twenty-First Century Personal Support Skills for Special Needs and Inclusive Education Service-Delivery in Nigeria

By Dr. Iheme Maryann Ugochi, and Iheanacho Uzoma Fortune (M.E.D) Abstract Inclusive education in Nigeria remains a critical area of development as the country strives to ensure equitable learning opportunities for all, including children with disabilities. However, successful implementation of inclusive education demands more than policies and infrastructure—it requires a well-equipped human workforce with specialised …

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Being a good Nigerian is not an easy task, by Cyprian Josson

Nigeria is a nation that is steeped in a unique cultural heritage and has a diverse population. However, the country has struggled with issues that have hindered its progress for decades. These problems range from corruption and tribal politics to a lack of trust in government institutions and their leaders. Despite this, there are still …

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