Disability/Education

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Short-Term Outcomes(skills, knowledge, attitudes) Mid-Term Outcomes(behaviours) Long-Term Outcomes(impact) Social Impact
Educators are appropriately trained PWDs are supported by qualified educators PWDs are equipped with skills for work and independent living(please reference the Employment page) Disabled people have access to an inclusive education which nurtures their potential towards full participation in society
School infrastructure and learning environments are accessible PWDs can access and participate in different levels and types of education over the life course
Reasonable accommodations are made to meet the unique needs of different students

Click here to explore the Disability Education Theory of Change.

Key Statistics and Figures Key Gaps Knowledge Gaps

Opportunity Areas

Segregated or Desegregated Education?